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Twelve pinned insect specimens, likely flies or bees, are displayed within a museum exhibition case, visible through a clear, reflective panel. The specimens are arranged in two horizontal rows of six against a dark, possibly black, background panel inside the case. Each insect is dark-bodied with transparent wings, individually pinned through its thorax onto a small, rectangular white paper label. These white labels are mounted on larger, light-orange rectangular bases. Faint dark text is visible on some white labels, including "ROYAL" and "1828." The bottom edge of the image reveals part of a white informational text panel, which reads "...n his tenth edition of Systema." Reflections of a blurred, dark grey, textured surface are visible on the clear display panel above the specimens. The context of taxonomic display, historical specimens, and the text "Systema" (referring to Linnaeus's *Systema Naturae*) indicates the location as the Natural History Museum in London, United Kingdom.
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