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Product images of Microscopical observations of the development of the ant
Product details Microscopical observations of the development of the ant
Microscopical observations of the development of the ant
Illustrations accompanying a letter describing Antoni van Leeuwenhoek's microscopical observations, dated 9 September 1687. The illustrations show: a fully-formed ant inside an egg, as (incorrectly) observed by J F Griendelius and illustrated in his work Micrographia Nova (Nuremberg, 1687) (fig. 1); an ant egg (fig. 2); ant larva developing in an egg (fig. 3); a dead ant larva inside a partially dried egg (fig. 4); ant larvae (figs. 5 and 6); the ant's sting (fig. 7); and red ants (Myrmica rubra), actual size (fig. 8.
Original: engraving. 1687
- Image ref: RS-9109
- The Royal Society