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Tasmanian Devil

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Title:

Tasmanian Devil

Caption:

Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii, formerly Sarcophilus ursinus) from The Mammals of Australia, written and published by John Gould, 1863. Printed by Taylor and Francis, London. Tasmanian devils are endangered by devil facial tumor disease, a transmissible cancer.

Credit:

Album / Science Source / Biodiversity Heritage Library

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Image size:

3787 x 2356 px | 25.5 MB

Print size:

32.1 x 19.9 cm | 12.6 x 7.9 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

19TH CENTURY • ANIMAL • ART • ARTWORK • AUSTRALIAN • DASYURIDAE • DASYUROMORPHIA • ENDANGERED SPECIES • ENDANGERED • ENDEMIC • FAUNA • HISTORIC • HISTORICAL • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • JOHN GOULD • LITHOGRAPH • MAMMAL • MAMMALIA • MAMMALIAN • MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA • MAMMALS • MARSUPIAL • MARSUPIALIA • NATURAL HISTORY • NATURAL SCIENCES • NATURE STUDY • NATURE • PICTORIAL WORKS • SARCOPHILUS HARRISI • SARCOPHILUS HARRISII • SARCOPHILUS URSINUS • SARCOPHILUS • TASMANIA • TASMANIAN DEVIL • WILDLIFE • ZOOLOGY