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Day 24: of the day is Albertaceratops, meaning 'Alberta horned face'. Albertaceratops was centrosaurine horned dinosaur found in Oldman Formation of Alberta, Canada. Image credit: Nobu Tamura

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2020-04-25

1/2 Attention parents & teachers! The GLFC’s sea lamprey activity book is now online! Click on the link below to download your printable copy: https://t.co/O1ShIxN6yR

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2020-04-25

What's it like to face the harsh political realities (i.e. long timelines & approval processes) of science?

Advocate shares her experiences in https://t.co/eg5FV1YGSY

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2020-04-23

This week has been hyper stressful, but here I am trying to catch up with the The blobfish ,Psychrolutes marcidus, lives at depths from 600 to 1200 meters. They are extremely adapted to high pressures, having gelatinous flesh and neutral buoyancy.

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2020-04-22

Bored at home and want to talk art, science &

The SciArt Reading Club is meeting next Weds at noon EST on the Slack channel. Join us!

https://t.co/6qGZ6FcjY3

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2020-04-21

Give yourself the gift of clean hands by singing "Happy Birthday" when you wash. By the time you're done, you'll be clean enough to lick cake off your fingers.

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2020-04-21

"My paintings and prints explore a rhythmic dimension by integrating geometry with organic, structured accidents."

Painter/printmaker Tina Pressler tells about her abstract analysis of music, math, and the environment.

https://t.co/EsBLCDlws8

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2020-04-21

How Not to Lose the COVID-19 Communication War https://t.co/5SprySjo1W
tl;dr = is an iterative process laden with uncertainty.
Kinda like managing a pandemic!
Why is so dang hard, but SO dang necessary.
Start with "explain like I'm five" ...

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2020-04-21

Another brilliant kinematics paper by et al! Digitally assembling shows how wedge shaped sacral and posterior dorsal verts & elongate forelimbs aided in more vertical posturing and higher browsing. Great paper!

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2020-04-20

Modeling steps of creating blood cells flowing through a vessel

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2020-04-20

What are you doing today (Sat, Apr 18 at 4pm EDT)?

Join me & some great academics & for an insightful PPT party. I’ll be talking about using comedy for while combatting & xenophobia.

Deets & info https://t.co/VIz1KfONsb

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2020-04-18

Submitting a paper to the editorial gods for judgement... 🤞

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2020-04-18

We had so much fun with on The from a few weeks back- Petunia asked if she could illustrate the moment! 😄🎉The episode was released yesterday on https://t.co/LOG5o02WJH

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2020-04-18

announcement: I'm doing a new digital series through the ! Called CENTRUM: A Paleo Roundtable, see what questions some of paleontology’s tops minds ask when the tables are turned and they get to interview one another. (more info below)

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2020-04-17

Calling all - please join our community at https://t.co/GgG2N5m5g2! When you sign up and add profile info, we help match scientists to you when they are looking for artwork and collaborations!

Need an artist! Come on over!

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2020-04-17

Hey sci peeps! Don't forget to check out the Lifeology Sci-Art platform if you are interested in exploring visual There's never been a better time to explore virtual collaborations.

Join, learn, chat! https://t.co/cL3QXmacPF - pls share!

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2020-04-16

luch webinar with . Range edge dynamics of marine species in a changing climate. Her latest paper on the link bellow. Black sea bass was one of the species that had significant range shifts captured by the cold egde. https://t.co/ejBpUckcqE

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2020-04-16