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Frogs K030073

Frogs K030073


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Filename: K030073.jpg

Size: 3654 x 4970 (19.1MB)

Date: 29th October 2008

Source: Historic England

Credit: Historic England Photo Library

Source: English Heritage Images

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Frogs K030073

DOWN HOUSE, Kent. Engraving of frogs including " Pleurodema Darwinii" from " The Zoology of the Voyage of HMS Beagle, Part V Reptiles". Plate XVII. Edited by Charles Darwin

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This print showcases an exquisite engraving titled "Frogs K030073" from the renowned Historic England Photo Library. The image takes us back in time to Down House, Kent, where a fascinating collection of frogs was meticulously captured and immortalized by none other than Charles Darwin himself. This particular engraving features the enchanting "Pleurodema Darwinii" a species named after the legendary naturalist. The intricate details of this illustration are truly awe-inspiring. Each frog is expertly depicted with precision and accuracy, showcasing their unique characteristics and anatomical features. It is evident that Darwin's keen eye for observation and his passion for scientific exploration shine through in this remarkable piece. As we delve into the world of these amphibians through this historical artwork, we are reminded of the significant role they played in shaping our understanding of evolution and biodiversity. The voyage of HMS Beagle served as a catalyst for Darwin's groundbreaking theories on natural selection, forever altering our perception of life on Earth. This print not only serves as a visual treat but also acts as a testament to the immense contributions made by Charles Darwin to the field of zoology. It stands as a tribute to his unwavering dedication towards unraveling nature's mysteries and inspiring generations to come.

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