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Summary
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English:
Lee's explanation that portions of a giant squid was mistaken for a sea-serpent by Hans Egede in 1734.
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| Source | Lee, Henry (location), “The Great Sea Serpent”, in Sea Monsters Unmasked (The Fisheries Exhibition Literature 3) [1] , William Clowes and Sons, pages 52–103 |
| Author | Henry Lee (naturalist), after missionary Bing |
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