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Ichthyosaurs attending a lecture on fossilised human remains. Lithograph by Sir Henry de la Bèche, 1830, after his drawing.
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Ichthyosaurs attending a lecture on fossilised human remains. Lithograph by Sir Henry de la Bèche, 1830, after his drawing.

Henry Thomas De la Bèche

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Lettering: Awful changes ... H.T. de la Beche del. et lith.

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