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tianyulong my beloved (based on that undescribed fossil)

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Learning some more anatomy! But I still have to make everything pretty.

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Two Rhamphorhynchus depicted after a recently rewatch of Walking with Dinosaurs.
Rhamphorhynchus muensteri is one of the best known pterosaurs, mainly due to the full remains of individuals which preserves even soft tissues.

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T-rex has found a flower that she can hold with her little claws.

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8: It is a Gram-negative strict https://t.co/crgaebKKrC is no motile & no spore-forming. Commonly associated with a non-westernized diet, mostly plant-based diet. And it looks like

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Long fingers and claws? Now he can wave hello!

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7: It is a Gram-positive bacilli, frequently used as probiotic. It is found in genital microbiota. And it looks like …

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Looks like somebody had their nails...um...claws painted.

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Instead of a long fish, I drew the fish with the longest name: the lauwiliwilinukunukuʻoiʻoi!

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I love the vascular structures visible in bat wings. Had a lot of fun rendering this flying fox.

Project Animalia (365 days of
Day 184: Grey-headed flying fox(Pteropus poliocephalus)

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Another day of for
It is a Gram-negative bacteria that motiles thanks to one or two flagella. Some species may cause gastroenteritis and their transmission is related to contaminated food.

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Put together illustration of six species from the family cottidae, the family has over 275 species in 70 genera! Happy with the outcome and I am now keen to illustrate more sculpins.

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Don’t miss out on our June SciArt Reading Club Chat over in our Slack— less than one hour away (12pm ET)! Although it’s helpful, you don’t have to view the reading to join the chat! Come on and join!

https://t.co/gSrNwMWMnE

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Bacteria It is a proteobacteria bile-resistant, with pleomorphic cells due to an irregular cell wall. It is associated with a diet high in animal proteins and fats.
And it looks like ..

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Some Australian native plants for a sunny humpday: a Bottlebrush on the left and a Banksia on the right

Both are hand-coloured engravings from Curtis' botanical

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