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English: White shark and shark teeth from Steno's Elementorum myologiæ specimen, seu musculi descriptio geometrica : cui accedunt Canis Carchariæ dissectum caput, et dissectus piscis ex Canum genere
Čeština: Kresba žraloka od Nicolase Stena
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Source Elementorum myologiæ specimen, seu musculi descriptio geometrica : cui accedunt Canis Carchariæ dissectum caput, et dissectus piscis ex Canum genere
Author Niels Stensen (Steno)

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Grayscale ink illustration of the head of a great white shark with an open mouth and close-ups of two shark teeth. Upper text reads LAMIAE PISCIS CAPVT (tr. "the shark's head"); lower text reads EIVSDEM LAMIAE DENTES (tr. "the same shark's teeth").

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