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an old book with a drawing of animals in different positions

conocophilips ammonites porfolios cyclopaedia platyhelminthes parasitica shelled gastropod ammonoid pulchellus narbonensis

two different types of sea creatures in brown ink

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an illustration from a 17th century book showing a very large snake with two legs

shelled gastropod cyclopaedia cephetola gastropod caenogastropoda gordianus vetigastropoda pseudopod gastropoda obsoletus

an image of a scorpion on the inside of a book

polychaete oecolampadius scolopacidae cyclopaedia soricomorpha oxynoemacheilus copepod apostolidis polychaetes posidonius

narbonensis posidonius oxynoemacheilus vombatus ursinus longicaudatus acanthorhynchus tenuirostris oecolampadius potamochoerus porcus enneapterygius leptocephalus

an illustration showing several types of shells

limulus marine gastropods rhinophores macaronesia therocephalians gymnothorax shelled gastropod columbae angolensis polychaetes

the illustration shows an octo and squid on a page of a book

cyclopaedia vombatus ursinus rosicruciana narbonensis posidonius ectoparasite oxynoemacheilus pseudopod schistosoma fasciola

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