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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tailless Whip Scorpion – Engraving (1805): "Phalangium, Ph: reniforme" illustrates the anatomical structure of a tailless whip scorpion, currently classified as Phrynus reniformis, in a detailed dorsal view. The engraving emphasizes the arachn

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tailless Whip Scorpion – Engraving (1805)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bobac – engraving (1801)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Indian Grakle – Engraving (1808): Indian Grakle. This engraving depicts two specimens of the Indian grakle, now commonly known as the hill myna, perched upon a gnarled wooden stump amidst sparse vegetation. The illustration captures t

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Indian Grakle – Engraving (1808)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Spectacle Owl – engraving (1801)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Crimson Roller – Engraving (1808): Crimson Roller. This engraving illustrates a crimson roller perched on a textured branch, with detailed foliage in the background that highlights the bird's crested head and sturdy beak. The work was

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Crimson Roller – Engraving (1808)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Red Scarus – Engraving (1803): Red Scarus. This engraving illustrates a red scarus, a species of parrotfish, highlighting its prominent, beak-like dental structure and large, overlapping scales. The work was published in London in

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Red Scarus – Engraving (1803)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Millipede Species – Engraving (1805): "Julus" portrays several anatomical and behavioral studies of millipedes, featuring a large, elongated specimen in the center moving across a patch of textured ground. The engraving includes specific

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Millipede Species – Engraving (1805)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Leopard – engraving (1800)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Wandering Chaetodon, Rostrated Chaetodon - Engraving: Wandering Chaetodon. Rostrated Chaetodon. Annular Chaetodon. This engraving illustrates three distinct species of butterflyfish, showcasing their diverse body shapes and intricate scale patterns chara

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Wandering Chaetodon, Rostrated Chaetodon - Engraving

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Water Flea Study – Engraving (1805): "Monoculus" illustrates the microscopic anatomy of a water flea, specifically the species Monoculus pulex, now known as Daphnia pulex. The engraving features a large, magnified view of the organism sh

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Water Flea Study – Engraving (1805)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Speckled Worm Lizard – Engraving (1801): "Fuliginous Amphisboena" portrays a speckled worm lizard, currently classified as Amphisbaena fuliginosa, in a dynamic undulating coil. The engraving highlights the reptile's distinctive mosaic-like s

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Speckled Worm Lizard – Engraving (1801)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Malagasy Leaf-nosed Snake – Engraving (1801): "Snouted Langaya" portrays the Malagasy leaf-nosed snake, currently classified as Langaha madagascariensis, in an elegant vertical coil. The engraving highlights the reptile's most distinctive feature

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Malagasy Leaf-nosed Snake – Engraving (1801)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tadpole Shrimp Studies – Engraving (1805): "Monoculus, M. Apus" illustrates three anatomical views of the tadpole shrimp, currently classified as Triops cancriformis. The engraving presents the crustacean from dorsal, ventral, and lateral pers

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tadpole Shrimp Studies – Engraving (1805)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Green Scarus – engraving (1803)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – King Vulture – engraving (1808): This engraving depicts a King Vulture perched upon a rocky, lichen-covered outcrop, with the remains of a skeletal carcass visible near its powerful talons. The illustration captures the bird's distin

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – King Vulture – engraving (1808)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Yellow-bellied Sea Snake – Engraving (1801): "Great Hydrus" portrays a yellow-bellied sea snake, currently classified as Hydrophis platurus, in a curved, horizontal position. The engraving highlights the reptile's distinctive laterally compresse

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Yellow-bellied Sea Snake – Engraving (1801)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Scad Mackrel and Common Mackrel – engraving (1803)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Quail, Heron, and Partridge Lice – Engraving (1805): Pediculus depicts three highly detailed entomological studies of lice species found on various birds, specifically the Quail, Heron, and Partridge. The engraving displays the dorsal view of each insec

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Quail, Heron, and Partridge Lice – Engraving (1805)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Java Wart Snake – Engraving (1801): "Doubtful Acrochordus" portrays the Java wart snake, historically referred to as Acrochordus dubius, in a dynamic coiled position upon a textured earth mound. The engraving emphasizes the reptile's th

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Java Wart Snake – Engraving (1801)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Blue-finned Labrus and Cheilodiptere Chrysoptere – Engraving (1803): Blue-finned Labrus. Cheilodiptere Chrysoptere. This engraving illustrates two distinct species of fish, showcasing the detailed scale patterns and fin structures of the blue-finned labrus and the stri

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Blue-finned Labrus and Cheilodiptere Chrysoptere – Engraving (1803)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Ballan Labrus and Striped Labrus – engraving (1803)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Australasian Dog, or Dingo – engraving (1800)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Plumier's Labrus, Bimidisc Labrus, and Hirsute Labrus – Engraving: "Plumier's Labrus. Bimidisc Labrus. Hirsute Labrus.". This engraving illustrates three distinct species of wrasse, showing detailed scale patterns and fin structures characteristic of the Labridae fam

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Plumier's Labrus, Bimidisc Labrus, and Hirsute Labrus – Engraving

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Labre Ceinture and Annulated Labrus – Engraving (1803): Labre Ceinture. Annulated Labrus. This engraving illustrates two distinct species of wrasse, showcasing the detailed scale patterns and elongated fin structures characteristic of the Labridae family.

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Labre Ceinture and Annulated Labrus – Engraving (1803)

Avignon, Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur

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