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English: "Paradoxa". Animals that Linnaeus did not classify. Detail from the Table of the Animal Kingdom (Regnum Animale) from Carolus Linnaeus's first edition (1735) of Systema Naturae.

These listed Paradoxa were the Hydra, Rana piscis, or Ranae in psicis metamorphosi, the Monoceros, Pelecanus, Satyrus, Borometz or Agnus Scythicus (Scythian Lamb), Phoenix, or Bernicla or Anser Scoticus and Conca Anatifera, and Automata mortis horologii. Text categories of the whole Table from which the Paradoxa were cropped: I. Quadrupedia II. Aves III. Amphibia IV. Pisces V. Insecta VI. Vermes.

(Subdivision first column Quadrupedia): Anthropomorpha (Man, apes, sloth), Ferae (wild animals), Glires (= mice), Jumenta (pack animals), Pecora (cattle) and Paradoxa.
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Author
Carl Linnaeus (1707–1778)  wikidata:Q1043 s:en:Author:Carl Linnaeus q:en:Carl Linnaeus
 
Carl Linnaeus
Alternative names
Carl Linnaeus
Description botanist, physician, autobiographer, biologist, mycologist and pteridologist
Date of birth/death 23 May 1707 Edit this at Wikidata 10 January 1778 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Råshult Edit this at Wikidata Linnaeus Hammarby Edit this at Wikidata
Work period 1722 Edit this at Wikidata–1778 Edit this at Wikidata
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Uppsala; Stockholm Edit this at Wikidata
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