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Few frog species from one of the richest biodiversity hotspot Western Ghats, India.

Check more works at https://t.co/3gRV6KAYGr

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So I heard there is a tweetstorm happening. So I am going to post these sketches (3 first plates) and illustration (4) of some Neotropical frogs. I really enjoy depicting extant amphibians but hardly ever get commissioned to do so.

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A selection of illustrations for Love following the sci artists & scientific illustrators from this hashtag!

Sorry for my absence. I am 2 signatures away from PhD conferral & have transitioned well into my new fulltime job, but life is busy & tiring atm ❤

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Someone said Well howdy, I like drawing animals. Since it's also enjoy these reconstructed dead things.

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Taking a leap into Day 2 of
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Check out my site here! https://t.co/IhWjzhipry

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Again stirring during with some imagery that I have created during my path in this field and that never saw the light. Be gentle with your comments. Still learning ;)

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This is a diagram I created for and collaborators' paper on alkali They needed to give context to the experimental design and show which life stages were tested. is a great way to do that!

https://t.co/5oRcgqVYtW

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Today, for the first time in my life, I attempted to draw a crab.
This little critter is Coenobita perlatus.

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Celebrating with two infographics I worked on in collaboration with the genebanking community!

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Some birds made for a conservation infography

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tweet storm time! I'm really bad at twitter, am I doing it right? Here are a few tissue studies I did last month.

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Two Haystack Rocks—one in Cannon Beach, the other down in Pacific City. Both made of basalt along Oregon’s coast.

The former has some incredible tidepools and bird chill zones. That’s a scientific term, right, bird chill zones?

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Here’s my bit for Some new microscopic themed colouring pages including tardigrade eggs and daphnia.

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My portrait of Maria Sibylla Merian for .

Pioneering naturalist, entomologist and - above all, for me - one of the best scientific illustrators who ever lived.

Born in 1647

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are free to access for all? e.g.
"SCHMIDT-LOSKE, K. Die Tierwelt der Maria Sibylla Merian: Arten, Beschreibungen und Illustrationen" https://t.co/g5XSRCzXjD
Images thanks to

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Born 1647 the wonderful Maria Sibylla Merian, entomologist, scientific traveller, artist.
Featured in my post for : https://t.co/min1kI02XE & in my about women & herpetology: https://t.co/PGVzbv7rlT

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Now for something relatively recent of my own featuring weird and wonderful arachnids from some of the lesser-known orders: Solifugae, Schizomida, Ricinulei, Acariformes, Palpigradi, and Pseudoscorpionida.

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