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How can be applied to & scientific writing? This week on explains how using a 'story circle' is useful not just in fictional storytelling, but also sharing the story of your data!

Read more: https://t.co/EHZZXl1fPA

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2020-07-06

It’s Here’s the solitary bees that were cast in my ‘Guide to British Bees’ animation and their nesting habits of choice.

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2020-06-30

Finished another livestream paleoart demo with everyone’s favorite Permian synapsid, Dimetrodon!

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2020-06-25

There are some great examples of dad-like behavior in Males of the waterbug genus Belostoma carry eggs on their back, making sure they get enough oxygen and protecting them from predators. Research hasn't determined if they also provide dad jokes.

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2020-06-22

Read more about her experiences and recommendations here: https://t.co/lICiZ3Fl92

This article features a gorgeous illustration by : a talented artist who has been contributing to since Issue 7!!


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2020-06-19

Another great art livestream with this time with one of my favorites, Hadrosaurus!

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2020-06-18

We get to collaborate with researchers in different fields to communicate their findings and ideas for publication. Here's a selection that includes squirrels, a dragon, and fisheries.

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2020-06-16

ICYM this week's topic, we're investigating a heroic soil scientist and erosion. Why is soil so important?
Check out and activities!
🌎https://t.co/WmhJlnePBh🌎

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2020-06-14

HUGE THANKS for giving my Save the Crash-test Dummies book a GOLD award! "This excellent book will appeal to a wide range of readers, whether or not they are already interested in
https://t.co/GZiZW918BI

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2020-06-12

Muscles of the neck (study, not to be used for educational/commercial purposes)

For full hq illustration please visit: https://t.co/srbIUhXEzb

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2020-06-12

Finished another great livestream with painting Stenonychosaurus (formerly known as Troodon)

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2020-06-11

🦎Follow now! —Anoles, Art, and Anole-Art! Cofounder. —and buy her Anole stickers!🙌🏾 https://t.co/qZp1vz3meF https://t.co/QF7MMFnn1V

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2020-06-10

And you thought your Monday morning coffee was complicated.

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2020-06-02

⁣This Is My “Why” 💗

Why do you do what you do? What makes it worth your time, your energy, your love, your passion?

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2020-06-01

Signs of circulatory failure. Excerpts from a series of illustrations I've had a great time working on over the past few months.⁠ No kids or kidneys were harmed in the making of this :-)

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2020-06-01

I've been reading a lot about S. pombe. The fission yeast is my favorite yeast form, so I made this illustration inspired by neons.
This is "S. pombe in Rainbows."
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2020-05-31