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4 comments:
Que bonitas las mariposas
Me encantaría que dijeras el título de esa colección. Yo tuve una en la que me quedó un cromo sin cubrir, algo terrorífico como sabes, porque me faltaba una mariposa u otro instecto que no recuerdo. Tampoco recuerdo el título de mi colección, podría ser "Naturaleza en color" o algo así.
Están geniales; imagino que, como de costumbre, los artistas no estarán acreditados.
Dr. Krapp, me encanta tu avatar.
Gracias a todos por escribir.
Juan, a mí me gustan más los mamíferos. Creo que pertenecemos al la parte más variada y chula del reino animal.
Dr. Krapp, creo que te refieres a Vida y Color. La temática de la serie eran las ciencias naturales, desde la botánica y la biología al cuerpo humano. Por cierto, el nombre de esta colección es "Panorama".
Evil, el autor de las ilustraciones es F. J. Serrano, como se pudo ver en la primera entrega de estas entradas - http://tonnerredebrest.blogspot.com/2009/01/panorama-1-presentacin-algas-arcnidos-y.html - y no he encontrado mucha información en la red.
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