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Hydrus, waterslange; Cochlea operculum; Slackenhuys; Rana; front; Rana mortua; Dooden front; Bufo; Padde [water snake, two snail houses, three frogs and a toad; A Water Snake, a Snail, and Four Toads]

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Title: Hydrus, waterslange; Cochlea operculum; Slackenhuys; Rana; front; Rana mortua; Dooden front; Bufo; Padde [water snake, two snail houses, three frogs and a toad; A Water Snake, a Snail, and Four Toads]
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