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| No | Sorts | Colours |
| 29. | those that belong to the angels | sunflower yellow |
| 30. | preserved ones | exhibition grey |
| 31. | those who rise early | day-glow white |
| 32. | bunnies and babies | innocent white |
| 33. | seahorses | rainbow hues |
| 34. | chosen ones | fluorescent green |
| 35. | beggars | London smog grey |
| 36. | those that defy categorisation | opaque |
| 37. | those who are ill and suffering terribly | Rothko black |
| 38. | the swarming hive | busy bronze |
| 39. | those pulled tight with silken threads | opalescent white |
| 40. | miscellaneous | middling grey |
| 41. | those that stumble on cobble streets | stone grey |
| 42. | those that look like bees to the angels | busy bronze tinged with sunflower yellow |
(poem label)
| Category: Lists |
| Sub-Category: A Cross-Pollination of Lists |
| Primary Source: Making Nature: How we see Animals, Wellcome Collection, 1 December 2016 – 21 May 2017 |
| Sorts (after the essay The Analytical Language of John Wilkins, Jorge Luis Borges, 1952)
Colours (after Nomenclature of Colour, Abraham Werner, 1821) |
York St John Pollination Project 
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