Squalo-raja (Spinacorhinus) polyspondila Agassiz
The fossil fish Squaloraja polyspondila Agassiz, by Charles Weber, from volume 3 of JLR Agassiz's Recherches sur les Poissons Fossiles'. This specimen was found by Mary Anning at the end of December 1829. The drawing only shows the front part of the fish - the original specimen was destroyed during World War Two - but the tail, which was found separately, survives in the Philpot collection now at Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Watercolour
Picture No
14154534
Media ID
45833077
Size
6200px x 2804px
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Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/613/4/99/1 - Image reference: 16-03
Date
1835
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