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Above, a shark, a serpent eater and a shag (cormorant); below, two sharks. Coloured etching.
Wellcome Collection

Above, a shark, a serpent eater and a shag (cormorant); below, two sharks. Coloured etching.

1786

CC0 — Public Domain
Wellcome Collection

Lettering: 1. Serpent eater. 2. Shag. 3. Beaumaris shark. 4. Long tailed shark. 5. Smooth shark. Plate LXXXVII.

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