# mosasaurmonday lgbt asexual aromantic genderfluid cryptidinjuly

I just saw a tree misidentified in a tweet, but the thread was deleted and it’s killing me that now none of those people will know the correct identification of the tree.

I’M KIND OF A CONIFER EXPERT. JUST LOOK AT MY END PAPERS. (I am not a conifer expert.)

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2021-11-14

But who's looking & how still matters. Scholar Neil Shyminsky argues the mutant metaphor can allow dominant groups to “misidentify themselves as the Other.” Kurt epitomizes this danger; his free-floating difference is ripe for both identification & appropriation. 9/11

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2021-10-02

Also it turns out Velociraptor's iconic toe claw was originally misidentified as a hand claw. The 1920s model should look like this (more or less as there's next to no available Velo Paleoart from that time) Thx to for informing me

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2021-07-31

Galaxy/misidentification Galaxy below
Treat all objects that do not reflect light
As partners who recognize me
My rough surface does not glow with any light
Even my heart
Darkness is my best friend
Until you carry the rocket

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2021-07-11

When the skeleton was first described, the tracheal cartiliage was misidentified as a dorsal (=on-the-back) fringe, which you can see in CR Knight's reconstructions of Tylosaurus in the 1899 paper & accompanying FR221 on display (& 's P15144!)

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2021-06-08

Not only is this stupid because the whole point of acting is pretending to be someone you're not, but given the character's origin story they've once again misidentified a tan.

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2021-05-18

Dino Fact:

Chirostenotes (Narrow Handed) is an oviraptorid from Late Cretaceous Canada. It's had an odd history, with its feet being misidentified as a new ornithomimid and named Macrophalangia and its beak mistaken for a bird's and named Caenagnathus.

Art: Daniel Bensen

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2021-05-14

Some more planets for the solar system
I'm less familiar with these ones, please let me know if I used the wrong colors or completely misidentified one of them!

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2021-03-09

Roderick Kingsley is the Hobgoblin and I'm sick of seeing this awesome villain be misidentified as Ned Leeds.

It was just a stupid plot twist in an otherwise cool story that focused too heavily on the "mystery." https://t.co/yxe5xPbdWu

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2020-11-16

Friendtober/Monstober Owl+Long Limbs
A lot of so called "cryptid" sightings turn out to be misidentified owls. So next time you see eyes shining in the dark, or hear strange noises from the treetops, remember that it's most likely a common owl.

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2020-10-06

Long overdue hatchling page for Hellbaskers.
Self sufficient upon birth, nestlings can be encountered on their own throughout the desert. The lack of the bright colors and horns of adults leads many to misidentify them, leading to unfortunate surprises among exotic pet owners.

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2020-08-28

This catalogue is the product of multiple artists, including prolific aviation artist Richard Wong, and several others identified by their signatures as D.A. Sawyer, B. Spicer (possibly misidentified, letters difficult to make out) and S.G.H.

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2020-08-26

Continuing with my digital art, here is a demon oc of mine. His name is Stolas. In traditional demonology Stolas is depicted as an owl, the mothman was also a misidentified owl, therefore, Stolas is a mothman.
He is 250 cm tall, Chaotic Evil, and collects garbage.

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2020-07-20

Day 5 of - The Ropen, a creature that may be a living pterosaur, a giant bat, a misidentified frigate bird, or even demonic. 😮

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2020-07-06

Someday I'll get around to that post on high-finned sperm whales, and how they're the result of mistranslations, misidentifications, and overall taxonomic confusion.

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2020-06-09

Things that peeve me off
People calling this a beret, short answer it’s not
It’s a scottish tammie, please stop misidentifying it it’s really annoying

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2020-03-30

I've been thinking about making a documentary on cryptozoology. One thing I find interesting is what can be misidentified as a paranormal creature. For instance I'm pretty sure Dogman is a bear with mange, and sea serpents are just whale penises.

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2020-03-13

out swim them speed wise. Also for the question "where do we get these ideas from?" Probably from misidentifying already existing animals, from sightings or fossils.
My favourite example of this is with the elasmotherium spawning the unicorn legend

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2020-02-21

yesterday misidentified a photo of some tall flowers as being people flying kites. or did it?

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2019-11-23

New dinosaur discovered after lying misidentified in university's vaults for over 30 years https://t.co/JpiWPsjD2g

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2019-08-08