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Animals generally don't walk around directly on their hand and foot skeletons. Their hands and feet are covered with soft tissues: muscles, fat, skin. The foot skeleton is going to look different than the fleshy foot. Let's look at a human replica foot skeleton vs a footprint.

@thesharedscope @mesabree @GotGeniusGames [admin] I'm kind of in love with the medical textbook packaging 😍

I'm a generalist, with a #science and #medical background, and #editorial experience. So I communicate a wide range of #scicomm topics. My superpower is turning #data into #dataviz.

Many in my field are much more specialized! I'll tweet share colleagues work in a bit!
brb!

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Participating in Twitter chats is a good way to make connections on Twitter who are in your field or type of work. And, because it's remote, you can network from bed or in your pajamas. All you need is a free block of time and your smartphone (or computer).

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@JamieWHB @inpoco Excellent!

But Tufte left out the fact that the Minard Napolean map was only one panel in a full spread. It also included the lesser-known map of Hannibal’s 218 BC march through the Alps to Rome. (This image from Ecole nationale des ponts et chaussées, which I include in my book.)

Check out @fancycomma and @TheSharedScope's article in @SeekingSci here: https://t.co/bRaNvUdxjU #SciComm #PandemicSciComm