Kunstformen Der Natur - Gallery of Prints

Gallery of Prints

Haeckel's original classifications appear in italics.

  • Sea anemone (Actiniae)

  • Anthomedusa (Anthomedusae)

  • Antelope (Antilopina)

  • Arachnid (Arachnida)

  • Ascidian (Ascidiae)

  • Frog (Batrachia)

  • Bryozoa

  • Turtle (Chelonia)

  • Ciliate (Ciliata)

  • Annelid (Chaetopoda)

  • Bat (Chiroptera)

  • Conifer (Coniferae)

  • Copepod (Copepoda)

  • Box jellyfish (Cubomedusae)

  • Decapods (Decapoda)

  • Cephalopod (Gamochonia)

  • Fern (Filicinae)

  • Lichen

  • Lizard (Lacertilia)

  • Moss (Muscinae)

  • Nepenthe (Nepenthaceae)

  • Nudibranch (Nudibranchia)

  • Trachylina (Narcomedusae)

  • Orchid (Orchidae)

  • Boxfish (Ostraciontes)

  • Prosobranchia (obsolete classification)

  • Siphonophorae

  • Polycystine (Spumellaria)

  • Radiolarian (Stephoidea)

  • Moth (Tineida)

  • Hummingbird (Trochilidae)

  • Tubularia (Tubulariae)

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