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Flying squirrel, Siberia, Russia

A flying squirrel in Siberia, Russia. Depicted in a book by the Dutch explorer Nicolaes Witsen, who visited the area in the early 1690s

Picture No
10933752
Media ID
46107479
Size
5333px x 3929px (4.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / John Massey Stewart Collection
Source
Engraving in a book by Nicolaes Witsen in the John Massey Stewart Collection
Date
1692

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