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Kings College and Chapel, Cambridge, England

Twin Towers of the Petronas Building, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Skyline, Twin Towers of the Petronas Building, the worlds highest building

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Ivory shipment at the station in Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, old postcard probably c1920s. Date:

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Ivory collecting in Nyasaland, old postcard probably c1920s. Date:

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Collecting elephant ivory in Uganda, old postcard c1910. Date:

French Workers Homes
Cites ouvrieres at Mulhouse, Alsace - conveniently close to the factory, yet each with its own garden where vegetables may be cultivated. Date: 1861

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Lisbon Arched-mouth Nase new species (2007) endemic of Portugal this species occurs only in restricted areas of three small tributaries in the terminal portion of the Tagus (Tejo)

Selection of traditional Chinese medicine products featuring tiger parts and other animals
PM-10847 Selection of traditional Chinese medicine products featuring tiger parts and other animals traditional medicines Pat Morris contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

American Alligator cruising in front of breeding colony of double-crested cormorants in mangroves
ROG-12175 American Alligator - cruising in front of breeding colony of double-crested cormorants in mangroves Anhinga trail, Everglades, Florida

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