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  • Rodent
  • Rodent ulcer on the cheek
  • Rodent ulcer affecting the nose
  • Rodent ulcer invading the right orbit
  • Rodent ulcer of the right cheek
  • Rodent ulcer of the left cheek
  • Rodent ulcer causing destruction of the nose
  • Rodent ulcer invading the inferior maxillary bone
  • Rodent ulcer at the corner of the mouth
  • Rodent ulcer affecting the nose of a woman
  • Rodent ulcer on the face of a woman
  • Rodent ulcer at the corner of the mouth
  • Rodent ulcer occurring on the nape of the neck
  • Rodent ulcer of the left side of the face
  • Rodent ulcer of the left axilla of five years' duration
  • Cat - rodent ulcer two days after freezing
  • Cat - rodent ulcer three weeks aft. freezing
  • An unidentified rodent, possibly a marmot. Coloured etching.
  • Man with a rodent ulcer on the chin
  • Extensive rodent ulcer of the forehead, left cheek and eyeball
  • Result of a plastic operation to remove a rodent ulcer in the face
  • A small rodent (Patagonian cavy) sitting on its hind legs. Etching by White.
  • Six different animals, including a bird, a snake, butterflies and a rodent. Coloured etching.
  • Mr Gledell, suffering from a rodent disease which has consumed his left nostril. Watercolour, 1829.
  • Above, three different species of partridges; below, a paca (tailless rodent) and a panther. Coloured etching.
  • India: metal rodent traps in a pile, being baited by three Indian men. Watercolour by E. Schwarz-Lenoir, 1915/1935 (?).
  • India: metal rodent traps, for plague prevention, being distributed in an Indian city. Watercolour by E. Schwarz-Lenoir, 1915/1935 (?).
  • Three chameleons on a shelf (top); one chameleon with larvae (bottom left); a large rodent eating a mouse (bottom right). Etching.
  • India: metal rodent traps in a pile; the rat-catchers gather under a grass-roofed shelter to be paid. Watercolour by E. Schwarz-Lenoir, 1915/1935 (?).
  • A selection of named rodents, marsupials and small carnivorous mammals. Etching.