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A hand-book to the marsupialia and monotremata, London, E. Lloyd, 1896, marsupials, monotremes, Chironectes minimus, Chironectes minimus, water opossum, yapok, Guatemala, Brazil, yapok, taxonomy: family = Didelphidae, Richard Lydekker, This illustration depicts a water opossum, characterized by its sleek body and distinctive markings, with a prominent long tail extending into the water. The animal is shown perched on the bank, surrounded by lush greenery and grass, suggesting a natural habitat near a water source. The opossum's fur displays a blend of dark and lighter shades, enhancing its uni Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-hand-book-to-the-marsupialia-and-monotremata-london-e-lloyd-1896-marsupials-monotremes-chironectes-minimus-chironectes-minimus-water-opossum-yapok-guatemala-brazil-yapok-taxonomy-family-=-didelphidae-richard-lydekker-this-illustration-depicts-a-water-opossum-characterized-by-its-sleek-body-and-distinctive-markings-with-a-prominent-long-tail-extending-into-the-water-the-animal-is-shown-perched-on-the-bank-surrounded-by-lush-greenery-and-grass-suggesting-a-natural-habitat-near-a-water-source-the-opossums-fur-displays-a-blend-of-dark-and-lighter-shades-enhancing-its-uni-image636092453.htmlRM2YXTEBH–A hand-book to the marsupialia and monotremata, London, E. Lloyd, 1896, marsupials, monotremes, Chironectes minimus, Chironectes minimus, water opossum, yapok, Guatemala, Brazil, yapok, taxonomy: family = Didelphidae, Richard Lydekker, This illustration depicts a water opossum, characterized by its sleek body and distinctive markings, with a prominent long tail extending into the water. The animal is shown perched on the bank, surrounded by lush greenery and grass, suggesting a natural habitat near a water source. The opossum's fur displays a blend of dark and lighter shades, enhancing its uni
. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 534 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY 74 (71) Without papillae on tail of male and with single intestinal cecum. Hysterothylacium Ward and Magath. Anterior end with narrow lateral wings. Lips three, not prominent. Esophagus long, slender, with terminal bulb. Intestine with short simple cecum at anterior end, extending posteriad. Males with two equal spicules. Females unknown. Type species. Hysterothylacium brachyurum Ward and Magath. Male 32 mm. long; maximum width 0.66 mm. Lateral ala one-quarter width of body. Esophagus 3.1 mm. long, o.i to 0.13 ram. broad; bulb Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fresh-water-biology-freshwater-biology-534-fresh-water-biology-74-71-without-papillae-on-tail-of-male-and-with-single-intestinal-cecum-hysterothylacium-ward-and-magath-anterior-end-with-narrow-lateral-wings-lips-three-not-prominent-esophagus-long-slender-with-terminal-bulb-intestine-with-short-simple-cecum-at-anterior-end-extending-posteriad-males-with-two-equal-spicules-females-unknown-type-species-hysterothylacium-brachyurum-ward-and-magath-male-32-mm-long-maximum-width-066-mm-lateral-ala-one-quarter-width-of-body-esophagus-31-mm-long-oi-to-013-ram-broad-bulb-image216351507.htmlRMPFYJFF–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 534 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY 74 (71) Without papillae on tail of male and with single intestinal cecum. Hysterothylacium Ward and Magath. Anterior end with narrow lateral wings. Lips three, not prominent. Esophagus long, slender, with terminal bulb. Intestine with short simple cecum at anterior end, extending posteriad. Males with two equal spicules. Females unknown. Type species. Hysterothylacium brachyurum Ward and Magath. Male 32 mm. long; maximum width 0.66 mm. Lateral ala one-quarter width of body. Esophagus 3.1 mm. long, o.i to 0.13 ram. broad; bulb
. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 534 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY 74 (71) Without papillae on tail of male and with single intestinal cecum. Hysterothylacium Ward and Magath. Anterior end with narrow lateral wings. Lips three, not prominent. Esophagus long, slender, with terminal bulb. Intestine with short simple cecum at anterior end, extending posteriad. Males with two equal spicules. Females unknown. Type species. Hysterothylacium brachyurum Ward and Magath. Male 32 mm. long; maximum width 0.66 mm. Lateral ala one-quarter width of body. Esophagus 3.1 mm. long, o.i to 0.13 ram. broad; bulb Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fresh-water-biology-freshwater-biology-534-fresh-water-biology-74-71-without-papillae-on-tail-of-male-and-with-single-intestinal-cecum-hysterothylacium-ward-and-magath-anterior-end-with-narrow-lateral-wings-lips-three-not-prominent-esophagus-long-slender-with-terminal-bulb-intestine-with-short-simple-cecum-at-anterior-end-extending-posteriad-males-with-two-equal-spicules-females-unknown-type-species-hysterothylacium-brachyurum-ward-and-magath-male-32-mm-long-maximum-width-066-mm-lateral-ala-one-quarter-width-of-body-esophagus-31-mm-long-oi-to-013-ram-broad-bulb-image231965028.htmlRMRDAWN8–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 534 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY 74 (71) Without papillae on tail of male and with single intestinal cecum. Hysterothylacium Ward and Magath. Anterior end with narrow lateral wings. Lips three, not prominent. Esophagus long, slender, with terminal bulb. Intestine with short simple cecum at anterior end, extending posteriad. Males with two equal spicules. Females unknown. Type species. Hysterothylacium brachyurum Ward and Magath. Male 32 mm. long; maximum width 0.66 mm. Lateral ala one-quarter width of body. Esophagus 3.1 mm. long, o.i to 0.13 ram. broad; bulb
The dinosaurs of North America, Washington, Govt. Print, 1896. Dinosaurs, A detailed illustration of a dinosaur skeleton, showcasing the intricate arrangement of bones. The skeletal structure highlights the elongated neck, robust body, and distinctive hind limbs, revealing features typical of theropods. Key elements include the skull situated at the top, with prominent features indicating its predatory characteristics, and a long, tapering tail extending downward. This diagram serves as an educational reference for understanding the anatomical layout and evolutionary adaptations of the species Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-dinosaurs-of-north-america-washington-govt-print-1896-dinosaurs-a-detailed-illustration-of-a-dinosaur-skeleton-showcasing-the-intricate-arrangement-of-bones-the-skeletal-structure-highlights-the-elongated-neck-robust-body-and-distinctive-hind-limbs-revealing-features-typical-of-theropods-key-elements-include-the-skull-situated-at-the-top-with-prominent-features-indicating-its-predatory-characteristics-and-a-long-tapering-tail-extending-downward-this-diagram-serves-as-an-educational-reference-for-understanding-the-anatomical-layout-and-evolutionary-adaptations-of-the-species-image636108118.htmlRM2YXW6B2–The dinosaurs of North America, Washington, Govt. Print, 1896. Dinosaurs, A detailed illustration of a dinosaur skeleton, showcasing the intricate arrangement of bones. The skeletal structure highlights the elongated neck, robust body, and distinctive hind limbs, revealing features typical of theropods. Key elements include the skull situated at the top, with prominent features indicating its predatory characteristics, and a long, tapering tail extending downward. This diagram serves as an educational reference for understanding the anatomical layout and evolutionary adaptations of the species
Abbildungen zur Naturgeschichte Brasiliens Weimar im Verlage des Grossherzogl Sächs Priv Landes-Industrie-Comptoirs 1822-1831 Brazil Natural History Pictorial Works, A detailed illustration of a large lizard, showcasing its elongated body and distinct markings. The creature features a prominent, elongated head with expressive eyes, and its scales are depicted in various patterns, highlighting a combination of dark and light colors. The lizard is poised on a textured surface, with its long, tapering tail elegantly extending behind it. Surrounding the lizard, the illustration includes subtle hin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/abbildungen-zur-naturgeschichte-brasiliens-weimar-im-verlage-des-grossherzogl-schs-priv-landes-industrie-comptoirs-1822-1831-brazil-natural-history-pictorial-works-a-detailed-illustration-of-a-large-lizard-showcasing-its-elongated-body-and-distinct-markings-the-creature-features-a-prominent-elongated-head-with-expressive-eyes-and-its-scales-are-depicted-in-various-patterns-highlighting-a-combination-of-dark-and-light-colors-the-lizard-is-poised-on-a-textured-surface-with-its-long-tapering-tail-elegantly-extending-behind-it-surrounding-the-lizard-the-illustration-includes-subtle-hin-image636071981.htmlRM2YXRG8D–Abbildungen zur Naturgeschichte Brasiliens Weimar im Verlage des Grossherzogl Sächs Priv Landes-Industrie-Comptoirs 1822-1831 Brazil Natural History Pictorial Works, A detailed illustration of a large lizard, showcasing its elongated body and distinct markings. The creature features a prominent, elongated head with expressive eyes, and its scales are depicted in various patterns, highlighting a combination of dark and light colors. The lizard is poised on a textured surface, with its long, tapering tail elegantly extending behind it. Surrounding the lizard, the illustration includes subtle hin
