Cerion caerulescens
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Cerion caerulescens

TitleCerion caerulescens
ArtistDr. Stephen J. Gould
Date5 Dec 2001 21st century
MediumDry
OriginLong Island, Salt Pond Settlement, south side of dirt road continuing from Boat Harbour Drive, Bahamas Long Island
Holding institutionSmithsonian Open Access
RightsPublic domain (CC0). Free to use for any purpose.

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