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Three scorpions: Brotheas erythrodactylus, Scorpius oravitzensis and Scorpius naupliensis. Coloured engraving.
Wellcome Collection

Three scorpions: Brotheas erythrodactylus, Scorpius oravitzensis and Scorpius naupliensis. Coloured engraving.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Wellcome Collection

Lettering: Fig. 764 Brotheas erythrodactylus Fig. 765 Scorpius oravitzensis Fig. 766 Scorp. naupliensis

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