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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES
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Agelaea Agelaea, Sol. ex Planch. sp.
Agelaea, Sol. ex Planch. sp. > Agelaea
Boerhaavia diffusa, Boerhavia diffusa L.
Boerhavia diffusa L. > Boerhaavia diffusa
Coffaoides (Dumboya), a plant not identified
Coffaoides,
Combretum, Combretum, Loefl. or allied genus
Combretum, Loefl. or allied genus > Combretum
Justicia L. > Justicia
Justicia, Justicia L.
Mimosa L. > Mimosa
Mimosa, Mimosa L.
Pittosporaceae?, not matched > Pittosporoides
Pittosporoides, not matched - Pittosporaceae?
plant not identified, a > Coffaoides (Dumboya)
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Cape Sierra Leone
Leopards Island
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone mountains
Sierra Leone River
Harris
Cavallos, Scomber colias, Gmelin, Atlantic chub mackerel
fish/fishes
Lucius pike-like fish, but here, Bonitos, predatory fish of genus Sarda, e.g., Sarda sarda (Bloch)
perciform fish mainly of tropical waters, a family of > snappers
pike-like fish, but here Bonitos, predatory fish of genus Sarda, e.g., Sarda sarda (Bloch) > Lucius
Scomber colias, Gmelin, Atlantic chub mackerel > Cavallos
snappers, a family of perciform fish mainly of tropical waters
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