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Collaged Linocut Wiwaxia print with spikes and scales of the ubiquitous Cambrian creature in various washi papers. (This one is sold but I am sharing anyway.)⠀
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https://t.co/roUQOI69sy

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2020-09-12

Each of my collaged Wiwaxia prints is unique. I like how this half-billion year old Cambrian creature looks with a subtle pattern on its spines (from laminated with white tissue stripes over grey and small iridescent inclusions).⠀
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https://t.co/kngRN6USN1

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2020-09-10

Results from the Like last Friday we drew together some animals that were voted for beforehand.
We did Dinornis, Shastasaurus, Eremotherium and Wiwaxia.

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2020-01-25

Wiwaxia corrugata of the Burgess Shale, eating Cyanobacterial mats of Morania from the sea floor with a rasping mouth. Behind it, the decaying moult of Hurdia, encrusted by Morania (based on USNM 57718). There are many species of Wiwaxia.

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2020-01-24

Found these little creatures at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History - Wiwaxia (a bit squished after the transatlantic flight), Trilobite, Opabinia, and Marrella

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2020-01-18

enjoying faking specimen photography with Blender. ^^ The mighty spiky Wiwaxia, early molusc from Burgess shale

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2019-06-06

What do you get if you cross Wiwaxia with an annelid?

https://t.co/kQnpf1BTdS

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2019-03-22