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RUSSLAND TUVA KURGANS

Skythische Kurgane bei Arzan, Republik Tuva, Russische Foederation, 1994. (KEYSTONE/Georg Gerster)

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Geografie, Nepal, Kathmandu, Schloesser, alter koeniglicher Palast (Hanuman Dhoka), Aussenansicht, Detail, Koenigspalast, Schloss, Gebaeude, Architektur, Durbar Platz, Weltkulturerbe, Welterbe, UNESCO, Basantapur, Asien, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/Johann Dapper)

RAISED FIELDS, ECUADOR

Hochäcker in der Cuenca del Guayas, Ecuador 1994 - Die landwirtschaftliche Nutzung von Sumpfland und Überschwemmungsebenen gelang mehreren Völkern Südamerikas schon ein Jahrtausend vor Kolumbus. Sie kombinierten abwechselnd schmale erhöhte Ackerstreifen und Entwässerungsgräben. In vielen Ländern Südamerikas haben sich Reste dieser genialen und hochproduktiven Anbautechnik unter verschiedenen Namen erhalten. In Ecuador heissen die verbliebenen Anbauinseln im von jahreszeitlichen Überschwemmungen heimgesuchten Guayasbecken "plataformes" und "camellones" (für plattformähnliche und längliche Hochfelder). - Raised fields in the Cuenca del Guayas, Ecuador 1994 - Several of the peoples of Southern America succeeded in using marshlands and flood plains for agriculture a thousand years before Columbus. They alternated narrow raised strips of field and draining ditches. In many countries of South America, remainders of these ingenious and highly productive constructions have been preserved under different names. In Ecuador, the remaining islands of cultivation in the basin of the Guayas, which is plagued by seasonal flooding, are called "plataformes" and "camellones" (platform-like and elongated high fields). (Georg Gerster by KEYSTONE) *** Originalbildbeschrieb/Original Caption by Georg Gerster ***

FENCE, AUSTRALIA

Ein Zaun trennt zwei Schaffarmen, Westaustralien 1994 - Beidseits des trennenden Zauns sind Wasserstellen: ein Pumpbrunnen mit Windrad auf der einen, ein Grundwasseraustritt (hier soak genannt) auf der andern Seite. In Australien haben Zäune Geschichte gemacht. Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts entstand der 5600 km lange Zaun zum Schutz der Agrargebiete Südostaustraliens vor den Dingos (verwilderten Hunden). In Westaustralien folgte Anfang des letzten Jahrhundets ein mehr als 3000 km langer "kaninchensicherer Zaun". Er wurde weltberühmt als Sisyphusarbeit: die Kaninchen kamen trotzdem. Westaustraliens Schaffarmen, manche so gross wie die Schweiz, werden an Auktionen gelegentlich für einen Pappenstiel ausgerufen. Aber wehe dem, der unüberlegt zugreift. Die jährlichen Kosten für die Wartung der Zäune und der Wasserstellen können ein Vielfaches des Kaufpreises ausmachen. - Fence separating two sheep stations, Western Australia 1994 - There are watering places on both sides of the dividing fence: a pump well with windmill on the one, a groundwater site or soak, on the other. In Australia fences have made history. In the late 19th century a 5,600 kilometre long fence was erected to protect agricultural areas in South-eastern Australia from dingos (wild dogs). In Western Australia in the early 20th century, a more than 3,000 kilometre long ¿rabbit-safe fence¿ followed. It became world famous as a Sisyphus undertaking: the rabbits came despite it. Western Australia¿s sheep farms, some of which are as large as Switzerland, are sometimes auctioned off cheaply. But woe is he who ventures without careful consideration. The annual costs for maintaining the fences and the watering places can come to a lot more than the purchase price of the farm. (Georg Gerster by KEYSTONE) *** Originalbildbeschrieb/Original Caption by Georg Gerster ***

SCHWEIZ RHB LANGWIESERVIADUKT

Der Langwieserviadukt der RhB-Arosabahn ueber die Plessur im Kanton Graubuenden, Schweiz, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Markus Widmer)

SCHWEIZ WALLIS GAERSTHORN

Das Gipfelkreuz auf dem Gaersthorn mit dem Simplongebiet und dem Monte Leone im Kanton Wallis, Schweiz, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Ludwig Weh)

NEPAL HAENGEBRUECKE

Ein Haengebruecke bei Pakding im Himalaya, Nepal, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Ludwig Weh)

SCHWEIZ WALLIS HOERNLIHUETTE

Die Hoernlihuette (3260m) des SAC und der Gipfel des Monte Rosa im Kanton Wallis, Schweiz, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Ludwig Weh)

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Kenrokuen Garden in the snow, Kanazawa, Japan. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Peter Essick)

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Backyard hot tub in Flagstaff, Arizona (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Scott Warren)

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Backyard hot tub in Flagstaff, Arizona (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Scott Warren)

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Backyard hot tub in Flagstaff, Arizona (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Scott Warren)

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Detail of Tower Bridge in London, England. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Richard Durnan)

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A view of Tower Bridge over the River Thames in London, England. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Richard Durnan)

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Thatched roof house in snow, Shirakawa Village, Japan. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Peter Essick)

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A thatched roof village at Shirakawa, Japan. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Peter Essick)

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Aerial of Hakui on the Noto Penninsula, Japan. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Peter Essick)

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Train ride from Yuzawa towards Tokyo, Japan. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Peter Essick)

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The river's walkway serves Parisians for reading, strolling or relaxing (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Jose Azel)

AUSTRALIEN NARROGIN SALZ

Salt encroachment near Narrogin, Western Australia, 1994. (KEYSTONE/Georg Gerster)

BOLIVIEN TIWANAKU RUINEN

Tiahuanaco. Between ca. 500 and 1000 AD a powerful cultural, religious, spiritual center of the Andes, 3850 m above sea level. It still is not clear whether it was the capital of a political empire similar to the Incas as well. A World Heritage site. Bolivia. (KEYSTONE/Georg Gerster)

ITALIEN TAORMINA RUINE

The photo shows the Greek Roman theatre which dates back to the third century prior to Christ above Taormina, Italy, in 1994. In the background can be seen the top of Mount Etna which is covered with snow. (KEYSTONE/DPA/C3395 Friedel Gierth) === ===

GRIECHENLAND THESSALONIKI STADT 1994

[Stockbild] Thessaloniki. Griechenland. Greece. (KEYSTONE/Liliane Geraud)

GRIECHENLAND THESSALONIKI STADT 1994

[Stockbild] Thessaloniki. Griechenland. Greece. (KEYSTONE/IBA-ARCHIV/Str) === , ===

LETTLAND RIGA STADT

Restaurierte Hauuser an der Maustaru Strasse in der Altstadt der lettischen Hauptstadt Riga. Im Hintergrund der Turm der Petrikirche, aufgenommen im Jahre1994. (KEYSTONE/DPA/Mayr) === ===

NEPAL AMA DABLAM 353.71

[Stockbild] Ama Dablam (6853m). Nepal. Himalaya. Khumbu. High Mountains. Gebirge. (KEYSTONE/Ludwig Weh) === === : DIA, Nr. 167231]

NEPAL NAMCHE BAZAR 353.71

[Stockbild] Namche Bazar (3440m). Dorf. Village. Nepal. Himalaya. High Mountains. Gebirge. (KEYSTONE/Ludwig Weh) === === : DIA, Nr. 167423]

SCHWEIZ BUGNEI VIADUKT 491.13

[Stockbild] Switzerland. Schweiz. Kanton Graubuenden. Bugnei. Val Bugnei. Viaduct. Viadukt. Eisenbahnbruecke. Furka-Oberalp-Bahn. Train. Bahn. Zug. River. Fluss. Drun da Bugnei. Sommer 1994. (KEYSTONE/Markus Widmer) === === : DIA, Mittelformat, Nr. 252769]

SCHWEIZ SOLIS BRUECKE 493.4

[Stockbild] Switzerland. Schweiz. Kanton Graubuenden. Solis. Bridge. Bruecke. Eisenbahnbruecke. Soliser-Bruecken. RhB. Rhaetische Bahn. Train. Bahn. Zug. River. Fluss. Albula. 1994. (KEYSTONE/Markus Widmer) === === : DIA, Mittelformat, Nr. 242158]

SCHWEIZ ZUERICH LIMMATQUAI 1994

Die Limmat, das Limmatquai, das Grossmuenster, das Helmhaus, dieWasserkirche und die Muensterbruecke in Zuerich, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ ZUERICH LIMMATQUAI 1994

Die Limmat, das Limmatquai, das Grossmuenster, das Helmhaus, dieWasserkirche und die Muensterbruecke in Zuerich, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE PILOT AND NAVIGATOR CONDUCT PREDIVE PREPARATIONS.

SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) pilot and navigator conduct predive preparations inside the SDV as the Dry Deck Shelter operators on the deck of the submarine prepare the SDV for launch during submarine operations off the coast of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

DRY DECK SHELTER OPERATORS RETRIEVE A COMBAT RUBBER RAIDING CRAFT.

Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) operators have retrieved a combat rubber raiding craft (CRRC), cargo strapped it down on the DDS track and cradle system and take the final step to derig the ascent buoy during submarine/DDS underway operations off the coast of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE HOVERS IN MID-WATER ON TETHER TO THE DRY DECK SHELTER.

SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) hovers in mid-water on tether to the Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) as the DDS crew stands by below to give the launch signal to the SDV pilot during submarine operations in Hawaiian waters in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

NAVY SEALS COMBAT SWIMMERS DONN THEIR EQUIPMENT IN A UTILITY BOAT.

A pair of Navy SEAL combat swimmers donn their facemask and prepare to purge all the nitrogen from their LAR-V oxygen underwater breathing apparatus prior to entering the water for training in underwater navigation and ship attack in Pearl Harbor waters along the coast of Ford Island on Oahu, Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

DRY DECK SHELTER OPERATORS RETRIEVE A DEFLATING COMBAT RUBBER RAIDING CRAFT.

Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) operators use the buoy and winch line to retrieve a deflating combat rubber raiding craft (CRRC) from the surface and spread the cargo strap system over the CRRC as they tie it down onto the DDS track and cradle system during submarine operations off the coast of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

A SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE DRIVES BY THE DRY DECK SHELTER OUTER HANGAR DOOR.

A SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) flys by the open 9-foot diameter Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) outer hangar door during SDV/DDS/Submarines operations off the coast of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE OPERATOR LEANS OUT TO GRAB A RENDEZVOUS LINE.

SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) navigator leans out of the SDV to grab the Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) rendezvous buoy line to hook the SDV into the line for retrieval back onto the DDS track/cradle system below on the underway submarine during operations off the coast of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

A SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE APPROACHES THE DRY DECK SHELTER.

A SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) approaches the Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) buoyed rendezvous line as seen from the empty DDS track and cradle system during submarine operations off the coast of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

NAVY SEALS COMBAT SWIMMERS DONN THEIR EQUIPMENT IN A UTILITY BOAT.

A pair of Navy SEAL combat swimmers donn their facemask and prepare to purge all the nitrogen from their LAR-V oxygen underwater breathing apparatus prior to entering the water for training in underwater navigation and ship attack in Pearl Harbor waters along the coast of Ford Island on Oahu, Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

NAVY SEALS SUBMERGE AND LOCK BACK INTO THE DRY DECK SHELTER.

Navy SEALs submerge and lock back into the Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) assisted by the DDS deck crewman while the host submarine is underway in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii. DDS deck captain supervises from the DDS outer hangar door on the left.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

DRY DECK SHELTER OPERATORS WINCH DOWN A COMBAT RUBBER RAIDING CRAFT.

Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) operators winch down a combat rubber raiding craft (CRRC) from the surface and it deflates as it is pulled down to the track and cradle DDS system attached to an underway submarine in the Hawaiian waters, circa 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

A NAVY SEAL COMBAT SWIMMER NAVIGATES THE WATER UTILIZING A COMPASS BOARD.

A Navy SEAL conducting a combat swimmer navigation training utilizing the compass board for navigation and wearing a Draeger LAR-V oxygen rebreather, Secumar Lifejacket with a MK-1 Limpet explosive device on his back.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

NAVY SEALS DISCONNECT THE HARNESS HOLDING DOWN A COMBAT RUBBER RAIDING CRAFT.

Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) operators, on deck of an underway submarine, begin to disconnect the harness holding down the Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRC) in preparation to release the CRRC to the surface where U.S. Navy SEALs will swim up and board the boats in waters off of Hawaii in 1994.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

A SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE ON TETHER WITH A BUOY RECOVERY LINE.

A MK-8 Mod-0 SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) on tether with the Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) buoy recovery line connected to the DDS track and cradle system below. SDV Pilot and Navigator prepare to be recovered to the DDS and the USS Kamehameha submarine.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

NIGHT VISION GOGGLES

Night Vision Goggles and frame that fit over a Swimmer Delivery Vehicle operator's underwater face mask for use when SDV Navy SEALs transition from underwater to shore at night.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

U.S. NAVY SEAL COMBAT SWIMMER PAIR NAVIGATE THE WATERS OF PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII.

U.S. Navy SEAL combat swimmer pair diving LAR-V pure oxygen rebreather, navigate using a swimmer attack board to reach a target ship in the murky waters of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

UNDERWATER VIEW OF A MK-8 MOD-0 SEAL DELIVERY VEHICLE.

A MK-8 Mod-0 SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV), wet submersible, is towed midwater by the buoy line connected to the Dry Deck Shelter (DDS), deep submergence system, below which is attached to a specially modified nuclear submarine. Clear open ocean waters reflect the clouds in the sky above.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

AN OVER THE SHOULDER VIEW OF A NAVY SEAL COMBAT SWIMMER.

An over the shoulder view of a Navy SEAL combat swimmer diving the Draeger LAR-V oxygen rebreather, a Secumar lifejacket, carrying a MK-1 limpet mine on a backpack and using an attack board with compass, depth guage and watch to swim clandestinely toward a target in the turbid waters of Pearl Harbor.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

VIEW LOOKING UP AT A NAVY SEAL COMBAT SWIMMER.

View looking up at a Navy SEAL combat swimmer wearing his low volume face mask, Secumar Lifejacket and Draeger LAR-V oxygen rebreather that utilizes two flexible hoses for oxygen intake and exhalation into the scrubber device.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

AN A-10 THUNDERBOLT II PARKED ON THE FLIGHTLINE AT HICKHAM AIR FORCE BASE.

An A-10 Thunderbolt II parked on the flightline at the Hickam Air Force Base, Oahu, Hawaii. The A-10 is more commonly known by its nickname Warthog.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

A U.S. NAVY SEAL COMBAT SWIMMER.

Navy SEAL combat swimmer pair navigate with a swimmer attack board diving Draeger LAR-V oxygen rebreathers in the turbid waters off of Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

DRY DECK SHELTER REWMEN RELEASE THE HOLD DOWN STRAPS FROM AN INFLATING COMBAT RUBBER RAIDING CRAFT.

Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) deck crewmen release the hold down straps from a slowly inflating Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRC) as it rises from the DDS cradle below. Other deck crewman. sitting on the outer hangar door, prepare to release the ascent buoy and line for the CRRC to rise to the surface. The DDS cradle and track are rolled out from the DDS hangar with the 9' hangar door open. Hangar Supervisor observes and supervises the submarine/DDS/CRRC training operations.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/Michael Wood)

A SR-71B BLACKBIRD FLYING ACROSS THE SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS.

A SR-71B Blackbird flying across the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California during a 1994 flight.. (KEYSTONE/STOCKTREK IMAGES/John Parrot)

RUSSLAND TUWA TERE CHOL SEE

Die Ujghurische Inselfestung im Tere Chol-See, Republik Tuwa, Russische Foederation, Sibirien, 1994. (KEYSTONE/Georg Gerster)

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5675169 (9002126) DD (key/ag) Er gehört zu den bedeutendsten Unterhaltungsmusikern im deutschen Sprachraum: Udo JÜRGENS wird am Dienstag, dem 30. September 2014, 80 Jahre alt. U.B.z.: Udo JÜRGENS (*30.09.1934), österreichischer Sänger, Portrait am Flügel in einer Fernsehsendung im Jahr 1994., [KEYSTONE DIENSTBILD Nutzung nur mit Genehmigung und gegen Honorar, Beleg, Namensnennung und zu unseren AGB. Nur zur redaktionellen Verwendung. Honorare an: KEYSTONE Pressedienst, www.keypix.de] (KEYSTONE/KEYSTONE HAMBURG/Röhnert /) === SWITZERLAND ONLY ===

SCHWEIZ SV GROUP KANTINE

Die Kantine der EMPA in Duebendorf, betrieben vom SV-Service, aufgenommen im Jahr 1994. (KEYSTONE/Str)

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167066 (1797) (key/ag) Im Laufe seiner Karriere konnte er über 25 Millionen Tonträger verkaufen: Am Freitag, dem 14. Januar 2011, wird der südafrikanische Sänger und Komponist Howard CARPENDALE 65 Jahre alt. Weitere Motive stehen Ihnen in unserem KEYSTONE-Bildarchiv jederzeit über www.keypix.de und der Picturemaxx/APIS-Datenbank zur Verfügung. U.B.z.: Der südafrikanische Sänger Howard CARPENDALE, Portrait von 1994. [Nutzung nur mit Genehmigung und gegen Honorar, Beleg, Namensnennung und zu unseren AGB. Nur zur redaktionellen Verwendung. Honorare an: KEYSTONE Pressedienst, HASPA, BLZ 20050550, Kto. 1235130877] (KEYSTONE/KEYSTONE HAMBURG/Wolfgang van Eick /) === SWITZERLAND ONLY ===

TIERE ROBBEN

Ohrenrobbe (Zalophus wollebaeki) Der Galapagos-Seeloewe (Zalophus wollebaeki) ist eine, die allein auf dem Galapagos-Archipel heimisch ist. Die dortige Population umfasst inzwischen 50.000 Tiere. Aufnahme 1994, Galapagos, Equador, Pazifik. (KEYSTONE/Kurt Amsler)

LAENDER INSELN

Die Galapagos-Inseln (spanisch Islas Galapagos, offiziell Archipielago de Colon, Kolumbusarchipel ) sind ein Archipel im oestlichen Pazifischen Ozean, rund 1000 km westlich von Suedamerika. Sie gehoeren zu Ecuador und bilden dort die gleichnamige Provinz Galapagos. Aufnahme 1994, Galapagos, Equador, Pazifik. (KEYSTONE/Kurt Amsler)

TIERE ROBBEN

Ohrenrobbe (Zalophus wollebaeki) Der Galapagos-Seeloewe (Zalophus wollebaeki) ist eine , die allein auf dem Galapagos-Archipel heimisch ist. Die dortige Population umfasst inzwischen 50.000 Tiere. Aufnahme 1994, Galapagos, Equador, Pazifik. (KEYSTONE/Kurt Amsler)

LAENDER INSELN

Darwin's Arch, eine der Insel vorgelagerte Klippe. Die Insel Darwin (englisch auch Culpepper) liegt im aeussersten Nordwesten der zu Ecuador gehoerenden Galapagosinseln und ist gleichzeitig die noerdlichste und westlichste Insel des Archipels. Aufnahme 1994, Insel Darwin, Galapagos, Equador, Pazifik. (KEYSTONE/Kurt Amsler)

TIERE ROBBEN

Ohrenrobbe (Zalophus wollebaeki) Der Galapagos-Seeloewe (Zalophus wollebaeki) ist eine, die allein auf dem Galapagos-Archipel heimisch ist. Die dortige Population umfasst inzwischen 50.000 Tiere. Aufnahme 1994, Galapagos, Equador, Pazifik. (KEYSTONE/Kurt Amsler)

TIERE FISCHE

Die Schnapper (Lutjanidae) sind eine Familie in der Barschartigen (Perciformes). Aufnahme 1994, Insel Wolf, Galapagos, Equador, Pazifik. (KEYSTONE/Kurt Amsler)