1937 book published by the American Museum of Natural History. 7 illustrative plates with descriptive letters. Held in the Medical/Historical library.

The G. Evelyn Hutchinson Papers are a large, yet incomplete, record of the personal life and professional career of a giant in the field of limnology. The papers attest to Hutchinson's long and inspirational career as a scholar and teacher, who shaped the development of the emerging field of ecology. Moreover they demonstrate his broad interests from the Abraxas butterfly and water striders in the insect world, the sexual behavior of birds, and mathematical modeling, to British stamps, medieval art, Guernsey archaeology, ancient inscriptions on Tibetan rocks, and the art and architecture of India and Goa.

1899. Illustrations of fish and tools relating to fishing in Japan by an unidentified artist, 19th century. Depicted are a stingray, ocean sunfish, sharks, marlins, whales, dolphins, a javelin and knife, and a whale fishing boat. Volume is folded accordion style.

1854. Held in the Beinecke Library. Includes numerous plates of marine animals and plants. Chapter 7 is about sharks.

1857. Held in the British Art Center's Rare Books and Manuscripts. 20 color plates. Pt. I has title: Ocean gardens: the history of the marine aquarium.
Pt. II has title: River gardens; being an account of the best methods of cultivating fresh-water plants in aquaria.