File:NIE 1905 Whale - whales.jpg
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English: Drawings of eight species of whale. |
| Date | published 1905 |
| Source | The New International Encyclopædia, “Whale,” v. 20, 1905, facing p. 452. |
| Author | Unknown author |
| 1. WHITE WHALE or BELUGA. | 5. RIGHT WHALE. | |
| 2. CALIFORNIA GRAY WHALE. | 6. BOWHEAD WHALE. | |
| 3. SULPHUR BOTTOM (Pacific). | 7. HUMPBACK (Pacific). | |
| 4. FINBACK (Pacific). | 8. SPERM WHALE. |
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