Haeckel Discomedusae 8, by Original: Ernst Haeckel. Scan: Ragesoss. Cleanup: Ilmari Karonen., 1904
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Haeckel Discomedusae 8

Original: Ernst Haeckel. Scan: Ragesoss. Cleanup: Ilmari Karonen.

1904

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Credit line
Kunstformen der Natur (1904), plate 8: Discomedusae
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Public domain, as the museum states it.
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About this work

Haeckel named D. annasethe after his wife Anna Sethe, who died the year before Haeckel observed the organism.