An edition of Die antike tierwelt (1909)

Die antike Tierwelt

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Die antike Tierwelt
Keller, Otto
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G. Olms
Language
German

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Previews available in: German

Subjects
Animals in art, Animals, Folklore, Ancient Civilization, Zoology, History, Domestic animals

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1980, G. Olms
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1909, W. Engelmann
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Table of Contents

Bd. 1. Säugetiere
Bd. 2. Vogël, Reptilien, Fische, Insekten, Spinnentiere, Tausendfüssler, Krebstiere, Würmer, Weichtiere, Stachelhäuter, Schlauchtiere.

Edition Notes

Reprint. Originally published: Leipzig : J. Cramer, 1909-1913.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Hildesheim, New York

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2 v.

ID Numbers

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OL38625496M
ISBN 10
3487005581, 348700559X
OCLC/WorldCat
12398449

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