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Geological observations on South America — Plate 3

Charles Darwin, 1846
Geological observations on South America — Plate 3, Charles Darwin
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Geological observations on South America — Plate 3 is an Enlightenment Engraving Print created by Charles Darwin in 1846. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Scientific Illustration. SourceDownloadSee Geological observations on South America — Plate 3 in the Kaleidoscope

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Geological observations on South America — Plate 1, Charles Darwin

Geological observations on South America — Plate 1

1846

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