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    Skull of the largest Cretaceous ichthyosaur specimen discovered to date. Aptian. Provence, France. 2m. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull of the largest Cretaceous ichthyosaur specimen discovered to date. Aptian. Provence, France. 2m. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac.

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    Skull of the largest Cretaceous ichthyosaur specimen discovered to date. Aptian. Provence, France. 2m. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull of the largest Cretaceous ichthyosaur specimen discovered to date. Aptian. Provence, France. 2m. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull of the largest Cretaceous ichthyosaur specimen discovered to date. Aptian. Provence, France. 2m. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull of the largest Cretaceous ichthyosaur specimen discovered to date. Aptian. Provence, France. 2m. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull and mandible of Icthyosaur (sveltonectes sp) from the Aptian of Provence 70 cm. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull and mandible of Icthyosaur (sveltonectes sp) from the Aptian of Provence 70 cm. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull and mandible of Icthyosaur (sveltonectes sp) from the Aptian of Provence 70 cm. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull and mandible of a specimen of a crocodilian from the Metriorhynchidae family crossed by a calcite fault which shifted and deformed certain parts including the teeth. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Skull and mandible of a specimen of a crocodilian from the Metriorhynchidae family crossed by a calcite fault

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    Skull and mandible of a specimen of a crocodilian from the Metriorhynchidae family crossed by a calcite fault which shifted and deformed certain parts including the teeth. Luc Ebbo collection. Paleogalerie, Salignac. Ebbo collection

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    Current swordfish skull. 1m long. - Blouet brothers collection

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    Current swordfish skull. 1m long. - Blouet brothers collection

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    Current swordfish skull. 1m long. - Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Eurhinosaurus longirostris. Toarcian (180 million years). Lorraine. Skull originally crushed by sediment compaction and trapped in rock. To obtain this 3D hollowed-out skull, each bone is prepared one by one, then the skull is reassembled in 3D. This skull is the only specimen in the world of Eurhinosaurus present in 3D outside its rocky matrix. 1,2m long.- Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Eurhinosaurus longirostris. Toarcian (180 million years). Lorraine. Skull originally crushed by sediment compaction and trapped in rock. To obtain this 3D

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    Ichthyosaur. Eurhinosaurus longirostris. Toarcian (180 million years). Lorraine. Skull originally crushed by sediment compaction and trapped in rock. To obtain this 3D hollowed-out skull, each bone is prepared one by one, then the skull is reassembled in 3D. This skull is the only specimen in the world of Eurhinosaurus present in 3D outside its rocky matrix. 1,2m long.- Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Stenopterygius sp. Toarcian (180 million years). Germany. Skull 40 cm long- Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Stenopterygius sp. Toarcian (180 million years). Germany. Skull 40 cm long- Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Stenopterygius sp. Toarcian (180 million years). Germany. Skull 40 cm long- Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Possibly Stenopterygius sp. Toarcian (180 million years). Lorraine. Skull originally crushed by sediment compaction, and trapped in rock. To obtain this 3D hollowed-out skull, each bone is prepared one by one, then the skull is reassembled in 3D. 50 cm de long.- Blouet brothers collection

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    Ichthyosaur. Possibly Stenopterygius sp. Toarcian (180 million years). Lorraine. Skull originally crushed by sediment compaction, and trapped in

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    Ichthyosaur. Possibly Stenopterygius sp. Toarcian (180 million years). Lorraine. Skull originally crushed by sediment compaction, and trapped in rock. To obtain this 3D hollowed-out skull, each bone is prepared one by one, then the skull is reassembled in 3D. 50 cm de long.- Blouet brothers collection

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    Mastodonsaurus. Middle Triassic (Å330 million years). Germany. Giant amphibian up to 5 meters long. - Blouet brothers collection

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    Mastodonsaurus. Middle Triassic (Å330 million years). Germany. Giant amphibian up to 5 meters long. -

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    Mastodonsaurus. Middle Triassic (Å330 million years). Germany. Giant amphibian up to 5 meters long. - Blouet brothers collection

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the world reassembled in 3 dimensions. As their name suggests, from the Greek 'ichthyo': fish, and 'saurus': reptile, ichthyhyosaurs were marine reptiles, which dominated the seas at the time when their dinosaur cousins occupied the mainland. This skeleton was discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Provence. - Blouet brothers collection

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the world reassembled in 3 dimensions. As their name suggests, from the Greek 'ichthyo': fish, and 'saurus': reptile, ichthyhyosaurs were marine reptiles, which dominated the seas at the time when their dinosaur cousins occupied the mainland. This skeleton was discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Provence. - Blouet brothers collection

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the world reassembled in 3 dimensions. As their name suggests, from the Greek 'ichthyo': fish, and 'saurus': reptile, ichthyhyosaurs were marine reptiles, which dominated the seas at the time when their dinosaur cousins occupied the mainland. This skeleton was discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Provence.- Blouet brothers collection

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the world reassembled in 3 dimensions. As their name suggests, from the Greek 'ichthyo': fish, and 'saurus': reptile, ichthyhyosaurs were marine reptiles, which dominated the seas at the time when their dinosaur cousins occupied the mainland. This skeleton was discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Provence.- Blouet brothers collection

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the world reassembled in 3 dimensions. As their name suggests, from the Greek 'ichthyo': fish, and 'saurus': reptile, ichthyhyosaurs were marine reptiles, which dominated the seas at the time when their dinosaur cousins occupied the mainland. This skeleton was discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Provence. - Blouet brothers collection

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest

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    New yet undescribed giant ichthyosaur species from the Lower Cretaceous, Aptian (113-125 million years ago). The largest ichthyosaur skeleton in the world reassembled in 3 dimensions. As their name suggests, from the Greek 'ichthyo': fish, and 'saurus': reptile, ichthyhyosaurs were marine reptiles, which dominated the seas at the time when their dinosaur cousins occupied the mainland. This skeleton was discovered in Cretaceous rocks in Provence. - Blouet brothers collection

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    Lion (Panthera leo), cubs playing on the skull of a buffalo, Hwange NP, Zimbabwe

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    Lion (Panthera leo), cubs playing on the skull of a buffalo, Hwange NP, Zimbabwe

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    Lion (Panthera leo), cubs playing on the skull of a buffalo, Hwange NP, Zimbabwe

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    School bus at the entrance of the park. The government is encouraging pupils to discover fauna in order to better protect it. Maasai Mara national park. Kenya.

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    School bus at the entrance of the park. The government is encouraging pupils to discover fauna in order to better protect it. Maasai Mara national

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    School bus at the entrance of the park. The government is encouraging pupils to discover fauna in order to better protect it. Maasai Mara national park. Kenya.

    Skull of a cave bear and of a European brown bear (Ursus arctos), Krizna Jama Cave, Cross Cave, Grahovo, Slovenia.

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    Skull of a cave bear and of a European brown bear (Ursus arctos), Krizna Jama Cave, Cross Cave, Grahovo, Slovenia.

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    Skull of a cave bear and of a European brown bear (Ursus arctos), Krizna Jama Cave, Cross Cave, Grahovo, Slovenia.

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    Skull of a cave bear and of a European brown bear (Ursus arctos), Krizna Jama Cave, Cross Cave, Grahovo, Slovenia.

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    Skull of a cave bear and of a European brown bear (Ursus arctos), Krizna Jama Cave, Cross Cave, Grahovo, Slovenia.

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    Skull of a cave bear and of a European brown bear (Ursus arctos), Krizna Jama Cave, Cross Cave, Grahovo, Slovenia.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Fetish market, Togo.

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa,

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa,

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa,

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture

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    Ch’ullpa Sepulchre, Funeray tower, Señoríos de los Lipes culture (1200-1450), the bodies were deposited in crevices of the volcanic tufa, Necopolis, San Juan del Rosario, Bolivia

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    A hippopotamus skeleton lying in the Maasai Mara plains. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.

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    A hippopotamus skeleton lying in the Maasai Mara plains. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.

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    A hippopotamus skeleton lying in the Maasai Mara plains. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.

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    Gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) Gray whale skeleton Isla Sta Magrgarita BCS Mexico

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    Gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) Gray whale skeleton Isla Sta

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    Gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) Gray whale skeleton Isla Sta Magrgarita BCS Mexico

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    Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) Bahia de La Paz BCS Mexico.

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    Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) Bahia de La Paz BCS Mexico.

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    Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) Bahia de La Paz BCS Mexico.

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    Valley with head skeleton of Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica), Altai mountains, West Mongolia, Mongolia

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    Valley with head skeleton of Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica), Altai mountains, West Mongolia, Mongolia

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    Valley with head skeleton of Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica), Altai mountains, West Mongolia, Mongolia

    Valley with head skeleton of Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica), Altai mountains, West Mongolia, Mongolia

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    Valley with head skeleton of Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica), Altai mountains, West Mongolia, Mongolia

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    Valley with head skeleton of Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica), Altai mountains, West Mongolia, Mongolia

    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII):

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII):

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    Skulls of the Carmelite Chapel, Carmelite Church of Faro (XVIII): Walls and ceiling entirely built with skulls and bones (femurs) human, about 1200 skeletons of monks, Algarve, Portugal

    Turtle shell (carapace) skeleton on the beach at Magdalena Island, Magdalena Bay, West Coast of Baja California, Pacific Ocean, Mexico

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    Turtle shell (carapace) skeleton on the beach at Magdalena Island, Magdalena Bay, West Coast of Baja California, Pacific Ocean, Mexico

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    Turtle shell (carapace) skeleton on the beach at Magdalena Island, Magdalena Bay, West Coast of Baja California, Pacific Ocean, Mexico

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    A stylised bird skeleton 1. Skull, 2. Cervical vertebrae, 3. Furcula, 4. Coracoid, 5. Uncinate process, 6. Keel, 7. Patella, 8. Tarsometatarsus, 9. Digits, 10. Tibiotarsus (10 and 11), 11. Tibiotarsus (10 and 11), 12. Femur, 13. Pubis (innominate bone), 14. Ischium (innominate bone), 15. Illium (innominate bone), 16. Caudal vertebrae, 17. Pygostyle, 18. Synsacrum, 19. Scapula, 20. Lumbar vertebrae, 21. Humerus, 22. Ulna, 23. Radius, 24. Carpus, 25. Metacarpus, 26. Digits, 27. Alula.

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    A stylised bird skeleton 1. Skull, 2. Cervical vertebrae, 3. Furcula, 4.

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    A stylised bird skeleton 1. Skull, 2. Cervical vertebrae, 3. Furcula, 4. Coracoid, 5. Uncinate process, 6. Keel, 7. Patella, 8. Tarsometatarsus, 9. Digits, 10. Tibiotarsus (10 and 11), 11. Tibiotarsus (10 and 11), 12. Femur, 13. Pubis (innominate bone), 14. Ischium (innominate bone), 15. Illium (innominate bone), 16. Caudal vertebrae, 17. Pygostyle, 18. Synsacrum, 19. Scapula, 20. Lumbar vertebrae, 21. Humerus, 22. Ulna, 23. Radius, 24. Carpus, 25. Metacarpus, 26. Digits, 27. Alula.

    Yellow-flowered Skull-cap (Scutellaria orientalis) flowers, Armenia

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    Yellow-flowered Skull-cap (Scutellaria orientalis) flowers, Armenia

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    Yellow-flowered Skull-cap (Scutellaria orientalis) flowers, Armenia

    African bush elephant or African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana), skeleton of a dead elephant, Moremi National Park, Bostwana,

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    African bush elephant or African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana), skeleton of a dead elephant, Moremi National Park, Bostwana,

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    African bush elephant or African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana), skeleton of a dead elephant, Moremi National Park, Bostwana,

    Narwhal skulls (Monodon monoceros) hunted by Inuit with 2 teeth, rare - but regular - in males, Greenland

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    Narwhal skulls (Monodon monoceros) hunted by Inuit with 2 teeth, rare -

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    Narwhal skulls (Monodon monoceros) hunted by Inuit with 2 teeth, rare - but regular - in males, Greenland

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    Badger (Meles meles) skull at the entrance of the set, England

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    Badger (Meles meles) skull at the entrance of the set, England

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    Badger (Meles meles) skull at the entrance of the set, England

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    Concept image alluding to death caused by plastic garbage drifting in the oceans. Toy representing a skull in the middle of various plastic garbage floating in the ocean. A young Streaked spinefoot (Siganus javus), is eating the algae that grows on the skull surface. Kuwait, Persian Gulf. Composite image

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    Concept image alluding to death caused by plastic garbage drifting in the oceans. Toy representing a skull in the middle of various plastic garbage

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    Concept image alluding to death caused by plastic garbage drifting in the oceans. Toy representing a skull in the middle of various plastic garbage floating in the ocean. A young Streaked spinefoot (Siganus javus), is eating the algae that grows on the skull surface. Kuwait, Persian Gulf. Composite image

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    Concept image alluding to death caused by plastic garbage drifting in the oceans. Toy representing a skull in the middle of various plastic garbage floating in the ocean.. Kuwait, Persian Gulf

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    Concept image alluding to death caused by plastic garbage drifting in the oceans. Toy representing a skull in the middle of various plastic garbage

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    Concept image alluding to death caused by plastic garbage drifting in the oceans. Toy representing a skull in the middle of various plastic garbage floating in the ocean.. Kuwait, Persian Gulf

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    Skull of Brown bear (Usrus arctos) on display in Krizna jama, cave where remains of over 100 Cave bears (Ursus ingressus) have been found, Bloška polica, Slovenia

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    Skull of Brown bear (Usrus arctos) on display in Krizna jama, cave where remains of over 100 Cave bears (Ursus ingressus) have been found, Bloška

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    Skull of Brown bear (Usrus arctos) on display in Krizna jama, cave where remains of over 100 Cave bears (Ursus ingressus) have been found, Bloška polica, Slovenia

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    Red piranha, Pygocentrus nattereri. Two images overlap: one from live fish head and another from clean skull. Note dentition. Portugal. Composite image

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    Red piranha, Pygocentrus nattereri. Two images overlap: one from

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    Red piranha, Pygocentrus nattereri. Two images overlap: one from live fish head and another from clean skull. Note dentition. Portugal. Composite image

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    Wild boar (Sus scrofa) skull on the edge of a river, Ardennes, Belgium

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    Wild boar (Sus scrofa) skull on the edge of a river, Ardennes, Belgium

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    Wild boar (Sus scrofa) skull on the edge of a river, Ardennes, Belgium

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    Whale's bones, Puerto Piramides, Golfo Nuevo, Peninsula Valdes, Chubut, Patagonia, Argentina, Atlantic Ocean

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    Whale's bones, Puerto Piramides, Golfo Nuevo, Peninsula Valdes, Chubut, Patagonia, Argentina, Atlantic Ocean

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    Whale's bones, Puerto Piramides, Golfo Nuevo, Peninsula Valdes, Chubut, Patagonia, Argentina, Atlantic Ocean

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