Histoire naturelle des quadrupèdes-ovipares, Paris, Rapet, 1819. Natural history, fishes, zoology, The illustration presents three distinct fish species, each labeled with a numerical identifier. On the left, a large, elongated specimen features prominent, spiny dorsal fins and a tapered head. The middle fish is characterized by its long, pointed snout and sharp, elongated body, suggesting it is designed for agile movement through water. The rightmost fish has a sleek silhouette with a somewhat flattened appearance, showcasing its streamlined form. Each species is meticulously rendered to highlight anatomical details, such as fins and patterns, along with accompanying textual references for further identification or study.