1719 Henri Chatelain Rare Antique Map, Peoples, Animals & Views of South Africa Portraits Lamarck made his most important

Lamarck made his most important contributions to science as a botanical and zoological systematist

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during his 1801–1803 circumnavigation of Australia

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1719 Henri Chatelain Rare Antique Map, Peoples, Animals & Views of South Africa Portraits Lamarck made his most importantTitle : Coutumes Moeurs & Habillemens Des Peuples Qui Habitent Aux Environs du Cap de Bonne Esperance Size: 20in x 17 1 2in (510mm x 440mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1719 Ref #: 50639 Description: This large original copper plate engraved antique map with views of The Cape of Good Hope, Southern Africa with 10 vignettes of the peoples, animals & reptiles of the area was published by Henri Abraham Chatelain in 1719, in his famous Atlas