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Title Details	Teepye lobsters
Subjects	1971 Crustaceans 1760s 1971 alexander dalrymple animals marine mindanao oyster pearl shells quirino sulu lobsters
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Format	print
Collection	Carlos Quirino Collection
Image Type	Reproduction: Engraving
Keyword	1760s 1971 alexander dalrymple animals marine mindanao oyster pearl shells quirino sulu lobsters

Item Call Number	PA00551
Status	Available
Barcode	PA00551
Photo Id	Photo ID - PA00551
Title	Title - Teepye lobsters
Notes	Notes - Oyster pearl shells, called teepye, are usually larger than other kinds, are called teepye and these invariably conain two small lobsters in their body. This observation was made by Alexander Dalrymple, an English explorer who was in Sulu in the 1760s.
Media Format	Media format - print
Collection	Collection - Carlos Quirino Collection
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Image Type	Image Type - Reproduction: Engraving
Date	Date - 1971
Subject	Subject - Crustaceans
Keywords	Keyword - 1760s Keyword - 1971 Keyword - alexander dalrymple Keyword - animals Keyword - marine Keyword - mindanao Keyword - oyster pearl shells Keyword - quirino Keyword - sulu lobsters

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