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Just hope the health inspector doesn't show up anytime soon.

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2020-01-07

I'm super excited to visit in a couple of weeks for a conference centered around paleoanthropology! In addition to what promises to be a great discussion, I can't wait to see the fascinating origins exhibit (complete with on loan from South Africa).

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2020-01-06

likely had some kind of feathers in life. Whether or not that makes it less cool to you means nothing. The fact that scientists can tell us this or anything else about it is awesome. 🦖

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2020-01-06

“Now more than ever, it feels paramount to inspire a shifted perspective on the way we view the natural world—to explore and appreciate what is so often overlooked” Check out Hillary Waters Fayle's incredible nature-inspired on the blog: https://t.co/OyOZPCpkpB

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2020-01-03

My first paper in 2020 was released today. and I describe the first late Tithonian thalattosuchian from Europe and discuss the teleosauroid diversity
50 free pdfs: https://t.co/0VL0yZOEym

Art: Dmitry Bogdanov (Wikipedia)

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2020-01-03

is definitely full of science, writing and illustrator.

But also so full of drawing and sketching and ! My very first commissioned projects are now done and will be out soon. Can't wait to do a great deal more in 2020!🥂

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2020-01-01

Feathered creatures are among my absolutely favorite animals to draw. In 2019 I enjoyed studying the incredible variety and colors of marine and forest birds across our continent.

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2019-12-30

Illustrating this innovative surgery coming out of the University of Iowa Hospitals has been really rewarding!

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2019-12-31

I had some much fun drawing various marine characters throughout this year and will certainly continue this tradition in 2020😀 A quick overview of some aquatic illustrations I've done in 2019.

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2019-12-29

done for a presentation on existing and potential treatments on congestive heart failure. Can you name a few?

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2019-12-24

Day 6 of our Let it snow with the digestive enzymes in this lysosome snowglobe.

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2019-12-20

Day 7 of our When it comes to making sugar, chloroplasts have it down. Cookin’ in the kitchen with sunshine.

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2019-12-19

e come conciliare la fallibilità dell'indagine scientifica con la sua solidità come metodo per indagare la realtà? e come comunicarla?

https://t.co/pi7AMYgrlf

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2019-12-17

Gotta make some more prints in 2020; this might be the one I do next 😀

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2019-12-17

More successful programs to increase breeding in captivity are going to be crucial for the future of these fishes in the wild.
Photo:

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2019-12-17

Day 10 of our The ribosomes were hung on the rough ER with care…in hopes that some proteins would be made there.

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2019-12-16

folks! Some of our Open Mic Night performers need a guitar for TONIGHT! If you have one here you can lend, please let us know NOW: sharingscience.org
https://t.co/AQpRUBdRie

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2019-12-10

Over your break, take some time to catch up on manuscripts. We have a variety of articles encompassing morphology, ecology, evolution, and many more.

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2019-12-10

Hi! I make illustrations and comics for science outreach. Let me know of your projects, I am available for work. ✏️

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2019-12-10