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day17 is unique object. This is a notebook from Philip James Rufford. On the left is his drawing of the type specimen of Williamsonia carruthersii which is in the collection at

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2019-11-17

This book is a novel by Frenchman Claude Simon, there are actual plant and specimens as the front and back cover. Thank you library 📚 at for showing me this! - dear do we have anything similar??

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2019-11-14

I really enjoy revisiting specimens and making new, better looking images out of them. Here is Labidesthes sicculus, a brook silverside. Really neat and, in my opinion, quite underappreciated. https://t.co/U6VBjNkRmT

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2019-11-13

This here is the glorious genetic specimen . Hope you're all having a good day!

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2019-11-12

Remember legendary naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace Wallace co-discovered evolution through natural selection during an 8-year journey through Southeast Asia, a trek that spanned over 14,000 miles and resulted in the collection of over 125,000 specimens.

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2019-11-07

Select pages from Specimens of Chromatic Wood Type, Borders, Etc. (1874), a specimen book produced by the William H. Page wood type company. Chromatic types, which were made to print in two or more colours, were first produced as wood type by Edwin Allen. https://t.co/bU1QaHytmU

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2019-11-06

🐉🧪 We got some new Specimens jarred up and restocked! ⚗️🐉

https://t.co/vyh4lM2rfU

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2019-11-05

New Nature paper on insect declines. Interesting read. But rage at the part about identifying specimens (or lack of it). No taxonomists available?? I bet there were but was lack of funds to pay for this. Severally limits interpretation again as just 2 orders were properly studied

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2019-11-02

For here's some of the newly-named azhdarchid Cryodrakon made several years before the specimen was named. The two older images here are from 2009 (a whole decade ago!) and the newer, prettier version is from 2016.

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2019-11-01

Spider-Gwen caught in a bit of a bind! Doc is all to happy to experiment on this rare female specimen.

Follower Special 3/5 Done!
High Res versions available on my Patreon for $1 https://t.co/avDzbXPoaA

Thank you all for the support!

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2019-10-31

Great new paper on the Kimmeridgian crocodile Torvoneustes. New specimen found in Brandy Bay by Steve Etches

https://t.co/Hl2TMHoSiN

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2019-10-29

I was very fortunate to draw three Puffin specimens at this week. These beautiful birds are also known as sea parrots or clowns of the sea.

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2019-10-28

Roger Excoffon, Choc typeface specimen, Fonderie Olive, 1955. See the entire specimen on the Online Archive. Join for beta access: https://t.co/a126kCJcU2

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2019-10-26



One of the unusual for me color palletes(pinks) I acctually liked and was proud. Both color and dresss design.

It was a rendition on my OC as a specimen of a fictional race.

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2019-10-25

Ancient: my mum loves fossils. She gave me one for my birthday once and was delighted by the specimen she found. When she mentioned it to friends they were all “?!!” And she was all “who WOULDN’T like a fossil??” I have a pretty great mum. https://t.co/7MXnAuiWJZ

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2019-10-23

I turned myself into a snake 🖤🐍

You can identify this creature by it's messy brown hair, glasses, and dark clothing. It's almost always found with other snakes and spends all it's time drawing and eating. This male specimen is a little weird but a friendly creature.

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2019-10-23

J.D. Hooker's "Flora Antarctica", with by Walter H. Fitch, describes specimens from the Ross expedition (1839–1843), which visited islands off the Antarctic continent's coast. Find it in via ➡️ https://t.co/p9fj9kTDZ3

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2019-10-23

day 21 - extinct
Najin and Fatu, the very last known specimens of the functionally extinct northern white rhinoceros
🦏🦏

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2019-10-22