Ooo?????? (Their nAmes in order are socks, specimen, and baby)

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Edmontosaurus was part of a group of dinosaurs called the Hadrosaurs. One species, E. regalis, sported a fleshy “crest”! We have many well-preserved specimens of this charming dino, even possibly preserving their patterning!

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y'all keep talkin about bone daddies and dragon hotties but y'all ain't lookin at the right place cuz THESE is the hottest male specimen in our lifetime

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Hello, I am a human specimen of female variety from Poland, artist and a part of

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I would love to see this handsome specimen done by someone else, but i'm so fucking lazy that i would struggle to draw anything my self. :D

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An interesting specimen indeed!
(Artist: anonymous)

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The AMNH Anhanguera in an unpublished plate from my PhD thesis. More information on this specimen here: https://t.co/TaVYnaLKZV

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Here's one specimen, just for you

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As mentioned before, megalodon was an active predator which prowled Cenozoic pelagic/coastal ocean waters. We know this from multiple specimens scattered across the globe in sediments indicative of such environments (map credit: Smithsonian Institution).

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what a strange specimen...

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the ideal male specimen

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i like this specimen :]

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A very nice paper with wonderful fossils. Some of the specimens (most of ?) are hosted in our collections ;) Quercy specimens have a crazy preservation (3D mummified toad and salamander with last meal in the belly) !!!

https://t.co/65p9aFPmWi
https://t.co/qyARU2lS3x

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Lagerpetids are on the news. Yesterday with the description of Kongonaphon and today with the description of remains of what would be very large Dromomeron specimens from New Mexico. Here are Lagerpeton chanarensis, Dromomeron gigas and Kongonaphon kely

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Something a little different. Practice with drawing floral specimens and my first time using oil pastels. Just a quick (45 minsish) practice piece during a study break.

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Great new Palaeontologica Electronica publication by Aime Rankin, Bob Emory, and Rob Asher: https://t.co/i1L3Y2OdWt. Beautiful specimens of Eocene fossil rodents archived on MorphoSource: https://t.co/UoFXdXjmHZ

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We're gaga for the gorgeous specimens in "Histoire naturelle des lépidoptères exotiques" (1835). Written by P. H. Lucas w/ hand-colored illustrations by H. L. Pauquet.

Find it in Biodiversity Heritage Library: https://t.co/bZERScXUKj

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