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in 1703 died Robert Hooke - one of the best appreciators of fleas and their amazing morphology. An original copy and one of his microscopes was on display at a few years back and it’s always a treat to see the images and ‘tech’

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2020-03-03

and some moreeee with different colors (last one is a dressed morphology because i still need some more apparel and genes for that dragon)

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2020-02-26

Our work experience student has been sorting a fantastic collection of wall charts published in the late 1800s.
The posters shown here from Botanische Wandtafeln, show the morphology of the alga Botrydium granulatum in great detail.

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2020-02-17

Brain shape, and possibly brain function, evolved gradually in Homo sapiens. Brain morphology has reached the globularity typical for present day humans suprisingly recently (right) vs 300 ka Jebel Irhoud 1 (left)
Image © MPI EVA/ S. Neubauer, Ph. Gunz https://t.co/USffHRn6OV

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2020-02-17

Generalized external morphology of (uniramus) arthropodized appendage.
関節肢（単枝型）の基本外部形態。

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2020-02-15

lies: a of non-biting with <Einfeldia>-like superior volsella was hard to be accurately determined based on its morphological characteristics.

Study: https://t.co/RfJQ6qQPto

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2020-02-06



With his vast amount of knowledge about the Morpho Mon Biology, Dr. Jacob Fischer has built the fundamentals of Morphology science.

On Toyhouse: https://t.co/PPwMCvpzzm

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2020-02-04

Plz R/T and share! Friday Harbor Lab's Fish Functional Morphology Class is running THIS SUMMER. Learn how to crush stuff, scan stuff, record stuff, and identify stuff (where stuff = fishes).

Seriously, you'll meet great people and learn cool things:
https://t.co/LFM3L2X5Ab

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2020-01-23

More evidence for terrestriality in baurusuchids. Great to see notosuchian endocast/endocranial morphology being more explored!

Fonseca et al. (2020) Morphology of the endocranial cavities of Campinasuchus dinizi from the Upper Cretaceous of Brazil https://t.co/8u49zcU1ep

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2020-01-22

MORPHOLOGY
社團：GIRLS RESIDENCE
https://t.co/35aEqgjeTI

サキュバスコントロール
社團：E
https://t.co/KUxGvvGfQN

奥さん　祭ですよ！
社團：いい人屋どすこい堂
https://t.co/n2MecvtD2i

ボクの理想の異世界生活7
社團：23.4ド
https://t.co/4OC8hUDwBF

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2020-01-18

I sort of do that with most my dragon characters.
Since the whole concept behind them is to all grow in their unique ways, like eevees on steroid.
It's a good excuse to go crazy with shapes and morphology.

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2019-12-22

Today for we have a VERY rare specimen. A Parapeytoia yunnanensis appendage. These species’ classification is argued in the paleo community between being an Anomalocariid and a Megacheira. Picture 4 shows the possibly morphology of each classification.

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2019-12-20

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

No worries! I always have to wonder because the morphology of elves runs a really wide gamut and it is hard to always know exactly what people mean.

To answer the question as it was asked though, "Maybe? It is towards the 'no' end but there is no real set of definitions either."

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2019-12-10

These are incredible! We can’t wait to exhibit your work that you’re working on for our journal booth for & at ‘s Austin 2020 conference.

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2019-12-01

New paper out in morphology special collection of ISD journal! We found out (for the first time), "silk production in the first larval instar of the tobacco hornworm (M. sexta) using CLSM corroborated with transcriptomic data." RT, please!
https://t.co/0gri5KLuI9

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2019-11-12

The MU18 molar from Northern Vietnam, mosaic of archaic and modern traits, unclear transition from H. erectus to H. sapiens in teeth size and morphology. Associated fauna extends from late Middle Pleistocene to Late Pleistocene (F. Demeter et al 2004) -- Could it be a Denisovan?

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2019-11-07

Why is the structure of human hippocampus so confusing? With detailed modelling of topology in BigBrain 3D histology we find simplicity, as well as some surprising links between subfields and not only micro-scale features but also meso-scale morphology!
https://t.co/rGdO4Nj71V

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2019-11-07