Robert Hooke
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Errors & Curiosities Record
Hooke’s flea: probable species, not a 1665 species label
Hooke’s source says “flea.” A 2025 scholarly reassessment identifies the engraving as Pulex irritans, but ASEU keeps the species-level mapping probable rather than retrofitting it into 1665.
- probable identification
- microscopy
- entomology
- Hooke
- Pulex irritans
- probable identification
- flea
- Pulex irritans Linnaeus, 1758
Evidence graph
Related routes from the canonical link graph.
These paths come from ASEU’s reviewed internal-link graph; their relationship labels and evidence basis remain explicit.
Entomology
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Microscopy
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Errors & Curiosities
hierarchy parent. Typical user path to the containing ASEU hub.
Engraving of a flea in Micrographia, 1665
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Flea
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Historical Insect Engravings
reviewed term context. Shared reviewed search terms: microscopy · entomology
Engraving
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Micrographia
reviewed model context. Internal route is present in the reviewed page/model data for this record.
Trust boundary
What this page does not invent.
ASEU keeps historical claims, current scientific reconciliation, rights status, creator roles, provenance, image descent and editorial interpretation separate when the sources require them to stay separate.
R000067 is a parent integration, not a new ASEU research stage. It materializes the current canonical route and parent-participation contracts without declaring ASEU040 complete or expanding the source corpus.