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"Four reasons to graphically illustrate your research" - via . I love when someone has a beautiful example to back up their thoughts; check out this great article, and Dr Sou's free graphic novella showing this in action! https://t.co/edC40Za3pb

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2019-05-27

From a guy whose Gr 11 drawing of a paramecium still haunts him, is amazing and a dream come true! Simple and even FUN to use illustration software for most fields of biology. Made this in 10 min. Looking forward to further development!

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2019-05-27

Did you know that bats have long thin muscles embedded in their wings? Our founder El worked with Jorn Cheney & the Swartz Lab to illustrate these muscles & their variation amongst bat families.

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2019-05-25

So, this happened today!

My first Ph.D. publication "Opening the tap: Increased riverine connectivity strenghens marine food web pathways" is out!

Link for the open access pub @

https://t.co/wIvydVInCu


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2019-05-24

Read about the unsung hero of Alfred Russel wallace in our latest post by Archana Nagarajan.

(link: https://t.co/xmJA7FtIHk)

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2019-05-23

We want to encourage many forms of dialogue btwn researchers & the public. That's why, on June 16, we partner up w/ for a 1st event:

“Becoming human. Conversations about empathy & the social brain”

https://t.co/qtabsoO8ho

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2019-05-21

My son's is of the .This dish is dangerous for humans due to in parts of the Japanese puffer fish/ Takifugu rubripes.
Much more dangerous for the poor little fish though.😥

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2019-05-20

My favorite choice for a sushi fish is the - .
is raising them along with other sushi species.

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2019-05-19

Using genes found in different types of jellyfish eyes, biologists found that these eyes originated at least 8 times AND they built a better evolutionary tree that shows the relationships between jellyfish groups.

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2019-05-18

Some plants are a bit more...proactive than others.

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2019-05-17

Are you a whose has been improved by In what ways?



Carol Donner from Bloom et al. 1988

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2019-05-13

Mock-up of a for 2011. The final design had the popping out of the box. Unfortunately, I didn't win this commission but they did publish a design very similar to this, which was a bit of poke in my eye!

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2019-05-09

In my last year's zine/book I've depicted the story on the in a graphic and concise way. Grab a copy to learn more about this fish and see what issues it's been facing in recent years.

https://t.co/6pwTbr4OnC

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2019-05-09

Very proud of my students and their projects! Building the cochleas out of clay was a great way to understand its 3D form. We learned how to use select > modify > expand to make the endolymph swollen.

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2019-05-08

Hi all! As both a biologist and artist, I create illustrations to share science and animal diversity.

Website: https://t.co/2pCT8tcE8Z
Patreon: https://t.co/RRcG7MDqWP
https://t.co/OuLCtNEIP6

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2019-05-07

Recently completed a but, as with almost everything I've been working of over the past year, the subject is embargoed. So, I'm going to post a few clips from the environment that won't give anything away! Here is 1 of 3.

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2019-05-07

My daughter drew a juvenile Cortez Angelfish (pomacanthus Zonipectus) for today's .

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2019-05-05