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Die Kriechthiere Deutsche-Ost-Afrikas Berlin Geographische Verlagsbuchhandlung Dietrich Reimer 1897 Tanzania Reptiles, The illustration showcases a series of detailed, close-up views of reptilian skin textures, highlighting the unique scale patterns. Four distinct sections display variations in the arrangement and shape of scales, emphasizing the complexity and intricacy of the surface. Each quadrant meticulously captures the geometric designs and contours of the scales, likely intended for a study on reptilian morphology or anatomy. The work reflects a scientific approach to understanding the characteristics and diversity of reptile skin.

Die Kriechthiere Deutsche-Ost-Afrikas Berlin Geographische Verlagsbuchhandlung Dietrich Reimer 1897 Tanzania Reptiles, The illustration showcases a series of detailed, close-up views of reptilian skin textures, highlighting the unique scale patterns. Four distinct sections display variations in the arrangement and shape of scales, emphasizing the complexity and intricacy of the surface. Each quadrant meticulously captures the geometric designs and contours of the scales, likely intended for a study on reptilian morphology or anatomy. The work reflects a scientific approach to understanding the characteristics and diversity of reptile skin.
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Die Kriechthiere Deutsche-Ost-Afrikas Berlin Geographische Verlagsbuchhandlung Dietrich Reimer 1897 Tanzania Reptiles, The illustration showcases a series of detailed, close-up views of reptilian skin textures, highlighting the unique scale patterns. Four distinct sections display variations in the arrangement and shape of scales, emphasizing the complexity and intricacy of the surface. Each quadrant meticulously captures the geometric designs and contours of the scales, likely intended for a study on reptilian morphology or anatomy. The work reflects a scientific approach to understanding the characteristics and diversity of reptile skin.
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17.4 x 27.6 cm | 6.9 x 10.9 in (300 dpi)