Illustration of Haliomma echinaster (a protozoa) - Mary Somerville (1869)

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Illustration of Haliomma echinaster (a protozoa) - Mary Somerville (1869)

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Illustration of a Haliomma echinaster, a bioluminiescent radiolarian. From Molecular and Microscopic Science by Mary Somerville, polymath and ‘queen of science’

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