plate lxxix polypus levis hoyle fine art print carl chun Size:30×40 cm their impossibly fine feathers and

their impossibly fine feathers and slender bills captured with loving precision

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plate lxxix polypus levis hoyle fine art print carl chun Size:30×40 cm their impossibly fine feathers andPlate LXXIX Polypus Levis Hoyle from "The Cephalopoda"(1898 99) by Carl Chun Little was known about cephalopoda in the 1900s. So Carl Chun, a well known German marine biologist with a specialty in cephalopods and plankton, led the German expedition aboard the steamboat Valdivia in 1898 to explore the deep sea. He was among a growing fraction of scientist who believed that there was life in the deep sea. Original from Biodiversity Heritage Library