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Last of my birds for the week! The Red Bird-of-Paradise is a close relative of the Greater! The upside-down display posture really shows off those red feathers well.

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The Bacteria Collection: Pyrococcus furiosus (5/8) ✨

Day 16 of the list.
Prompt: Extremophile

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Day 21- Plasmid. These rings of DNA are often shared among bacteria, and are a major contributor to the spread of antimicrobial resistance! Hence, one plasmid to resist them all...

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So this exists!
Caecilians are sort of the snake-form of amphibians, and this one is blind and has no lungs.
And it looks like a penis.

(Drawing a a day in 2021)
Day 295: Penis snake (Atretochoana eiselti)

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🤷 Can you relate to 's illustration of an There is a lot of health information out there -- which sources are you listening to? Are they trusted sources? Learn more about the challenge: https://t.co/4yx0YQvR3c

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My entry is based around Hypuronector descendants rather than Drepanosaurus ones, in a timeline where pterosaurs didn't succeed.

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20: LUMINESCENCE

Yes, there are luminescent pathogens too... Vibrio harveyi causes luminescent vibriosis in farmed shrimp. This may involve widespread necrosis in their appendages, but what a pretty colour!

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When Science meets Art
Madhubani meets Mandala &
Cell Biology meets Technology
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CRISPR-RNA meets DNA
via Cas9 protein within Lipid walls

Helping diagnostics, therapeutics,
Food, agriculture and more for society

Work
Link : https://t.co/zgaJBybWnA

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Also released today, a set of bilingual posters on the threats facing seabirds in northern Aotearoa, by the wonderful ! Available in Te Reo Māori and English here: https://t.co/1J3dwsLarn

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The month of October is Spacetober & I’m roaring ahead with the constellation Leo. A digital artwork from my Circles Portfolio.

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First animated cover!! Watch how this illustration turns into the cover!!

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18: MOTILITY

Proteus is a catheter opportunist with a bullseye motility pattern, due to cycling btw vegetative & swarmer states. A switch to swarming causes massive elongation, many more flagella & all the nasties!

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Celebrate Irving Geis' birthday (October 18, 1908) with a tour of the Geis Digital Archive at PDB-101: https://t.co/bklsGIJ2C0

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Um gigacephalídeo usando sua proboscíde especializada para alimentar-se de um tubérculo exposto.

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