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's new website features a whole page dedicated to 'The King of the Fishes', my educational book about Jen turned my scruffy sketches into beautiful illustrations! https://t.co/qZFiAksIzz

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2018-05-28

Snippet from 'causes of elevated bilirubin levels'. This yellow pigment comes from the breakdown of blood. When it’s normal path out of the body is hindered, it concentrates in unusual areas such as the whites of the eyes, skin (jaundice), and urine.

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2018-05-27

ovary syndrome affects up to 1 in 5 women worldwide, three-quarters of whom struggle to fall pregnant. Its cause is discovered at last. https://t.co/zpVxCyH84X
Image ©visualmedics Image licensing available

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2018-05-18

Hey, I'm still in time to celebrate Williamina Fleming birthday (born the 15th of May 1857). I drew her for a while ago, learn all about her life here: https://t.co/U3ATlmnUsC

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2018-05-16

This week is two for one. The both Lake Trout (Salvelinus namaycush) ecotypes found in small lakes; the large-bodied piscivorous and the small-bodied planktivorous. I used both images during my phD seminar this week.

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2018-04-29

"Histoire Naturelle des Poissons" (1828-1849) by Cuvier & Valenciennes attempted to catalog all known The 22 volumes feature nearly 5,000 fish. Explore it in via : https://t.co/B09t4JSVEj

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2018-04-28

Burt has a new blog post describing his escapades to visit colleagues in snowy Minnesota! Because he's super cool and colorful, the scientists were testing his and Toni's vision!
https://t.co/DYoDeOx7Xu

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2018-04-27

I started a science blog! https://t.co/1PtWNnYaiN It's my aim to explain the science I'm doing and that of others and to keep people up to date with what interests me in (plant)science at the moment.

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2018-04-24

Another image I created for a patron. I love creating these in series - surface, muscles, and skeleton. Then I send one to the patron each month.

If you'd like some anatomy art, check out the 10 pledge options here – https://t.co/RGxGc85t3m

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2018-04-18

Whoa! Here is Peppy T.
Polymer, one the winners of the 2018 Generation Nano competition!
https://t.co/74vz36COGI
I was very proud to be a judge for these Science-inspired Superheroes created by middle school and high school students

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2018-04-17

Lacaze-Duthiers' "Histoire naturelle du corail" (1864) provides a scholarly history of the study of corals along with details on physiology, reproduction & larval metamorphosis. Explore it in via https://t.co/8DLRKKwcZI

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2018-04-13

Brief but incredibly powerful response to Instagram piece by and - if you are working in this should provide motivation for years to come!
https://t.co/4uxeK38GGc
(illo by R. Neubecker)

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2018-04-13

Anatomy of the Easter bunny. Super late, but I’ve been having fun picking away at it between other work.

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2018-04-13

we list & opportunities on our website? Inc. Manager Public Engagement , Scientific Communications Coordinator and volunteer roles with & + more https://t.co/KcIPOTlSx7

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2018-04-12

Viral hepatitis all being discussed during the congress in postgraduate course!

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2018-04-11

we list & opportunities on our website? Inc. Manager Public Engagement , Scientific Communications Coordinator and volunteer roles with & + more https://t.co/KcIPOTDtoF

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2018-04-10

Day 30 Features Katia Krafft, known for filming and photography of which helped with public safety cooperation during eruptions.

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2018-03-30