The Picrodontidae, a Family of Early Primates She invented a unique style

She invented a unique style where she depicts living flowers in the form of bouquets using bright colors

This work by Claudius Aelianus (Aelian) was one of the major attempts to classify animals before Linnaeus

No ownership marks and only a few signs of use

This set is illustrated with hundreds of color images

9 inches wide

The Picrodontidae, a Family of Early Primates She invented a unique stylePp. 55, 34 text figures (line drawings, black and white photos). Original printed wrappers, 8vo. From: American Museum Novitates, no. 2329, July 19, 1968. The Picrodontidae are a Paleocene family of mammals that are endemic to North America. These archaic primates or paleoprimates are part of the stem group of Primates that evolved in North America. No ownership marks and no signs of use. Publisher American Museum of Natural History Publisher Place