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Greater siren, 18th century
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Greater siren, 18th century
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1700s 1766 18th Century Academic Amphibian Herpetology Journal Mouth Natural History North American Page Philosophical Transactions Publication Published Paper Royal Society Royal Society Of London Scientific Tadpole Tadpoles Under Side Us A Young Mono Chrome South Carolina
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This print showcases a remarkable illustration of the Greater Siren, dating back to the 18th century. The image captures the essence of this young European amphibian, highlighting its unique features and natural beauty. With a monochrome aesthetic, this art piece exudes an air of historical significance and scientific exploration. The intricate details portrayed in this artwork provide a glimpse into the world of zoology during that era. Published in 1766 as part of John Ellis' groundbreaking research on North American fauna, this illustration holds immense value for both biological and herpetological studies. It was featured in Volume 56 of Philosophical Transactions by the Royal Society of London, cementing its place in academic journals. The Greater Siren's eel-like appearance is vividly depicted here, capturing attention with its elongated body and distinctive underbelly markings. This species holds great importance within North America's wildlife ecosystem, particularly found in South Carolina. Todd-White Art Photography has masterfully captured this historical gem from Science Photo Library's collection. While appreciating the artistic brilliance behind this photograph, it is essential to acknowledge its contribution to scientific knowledge rather than any commercial use. In summary, through Todd-White Art Photography's lens, we are transported back to the 18th century where nature meets artistry and science intertwines with history - all encapsulated within one mesmerizing print featuring the Greater Siren.
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