Petri Artedi Renovati Pars I. Et Ii. [Iii-V]

Petri Artedi Renovati is a Latin-language work on fish taxonomy and ichthyology, written by the Swedish scientist Peter Artedi and first published posthumously in 1738. The book classified more than 200 species of fish and included detailed information on their morphology, distribution, and feeding habits. It is an important work in the history of biology and is considered a landmark in the study of ichthyology.

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