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Women in Zoology - find out more with #free to access @Jzoology Virtual Issues https://t.co/8GHoScU9jr; 'Hidden Gem' on Evelyn Cheesman https://t.co/LzdwjVfTeW; Guest post @NoteArtHerstory https://t.co/min1kI02XE; selected @ZSLLibrary blogs: https://t.co/SRRPbiuI1R #WomenInSTEM
Enjoyed this brilliant video of Robert (Bob) McCracken Peck's talk about Edward Lear, his natural history art & links to ZSL. Includes some items in the collections of #ZSLLibrary. I am spending part of the #weekend trying to catch up on podcasts: https://t.co/ibS4XtBme9 #SciArt
I tweeted about Katharina Barbara Rösel von Rosenhof, 1741-1804, as a historical #HERper but she also coloured plates depicting #insects in "De natuurlyke historie der insecten, ...", [1764]. I showed these to a few @ZSLMarine Citizen Crane #volunteers. #SciArt #WomenInSTEM
Just realised there was a woman involved in the production of one of the most magnificent #herpetology #books - Katharina Barbara Rösel von Rosenhof, 1741-1804. She hand coloured the plates in her father’s 'Historia naturalis Ranarum..', 1753-8. Another historical #HERper