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I don't talk about Gizma enough??? -She's Gajeet's only offspring, though Gizzy is often referred to as (and believed herself to be) Gizma's 'sister'. Unlike her elders, Gizma was born on Earth and adapted to it's ecosystem easily. The others had become sick and fell to illness.

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2019-06-25

im now seeing that silly touhou hats have evolved into being full fledged ecosystems capable of supporting life based on this

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2019-06-18

is back!

3 weeks of heavy rain fostered a bunch of mini ecosystems. 🍄It takes a while to get use to the humidity back here!

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2019-06-14

Some of the sadly now animals mentioned by Carl Jones - dodo, passenger thylacine & Carolina parakeet. It is too late for these but he said that we can save & restore but it does take time.

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2019-06-12

Oceans are home to amazing wildlife🐬 but these ecosystems are in crisis from overfishing, climate change, pollution & more 😔 has become so severe, it's in our food, water & air. Are you ready to say no to a https://t.co/b6QppX5PWN

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2019-06-08

Cambrian ecosystems could be quite complex, with many of the hallmarks of a modern benthic community. The dioramas do a great job of showing this, with priapulids like Ottoia and Selkirkia being a major infaunal component. Second image from https://t.co/6UGECm1ICU

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2019-06-06

Catch-up mermaids continue with no. 25 : Return of the Coralmaid. She carries a small ecosystem wherever she goes, I imagine she makes a creaking sound a little like an iceberg.

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2019-05-31

Special issue with perspectives on the field, like Joanne Emerson's piece on soil viruses. Scientists are poised to elucidate soil viral contributions to terrestrial ecosystem processes https://t.co/YuDnXPRRbZ

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2019-05-29

Wonderful illustrations that seem to keep the kids endlessly entertained. Great way to introduce the canopy to kids. A place they rarely see, now they can appreciate the ecosystem that is present far above our heads.

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2019-05-11

a proposal to maintain a dynamic balance within a complex, continuously changing natural
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2019-05-10

Whether this drawing will be cut into more than one work remains to be seen. I guess I’ll just keep going with it until I know for sure..

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2019-04-19

Happy Bats play crucial roles in their ecosystems, from serving as pollinators to helping to keep insect populations (like mosquitos) in check. 🦇

Celebrate with our collection of historic Chiroptera in Flickr ➡️ https://t.co/xbV40RLL7L

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2019-04-18

Three so far in my eco-system/global warming project. Mixing salt, water, ink, fresh water etc, and drawing into the results.

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2019-04-14

Visual development art for Nestlings, an upcoming mobile game where saving your money in the real world helps the characters grow an array of in-game ecosystems! Such a pleasure to work on this project, I’m really excited to see where it goes 🌿 https://t.co/xgMKxXejmc

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2019-04-11

Eric Chahi's Paper Beast looks like an interesting ecosystem simulation--his previous game, From Dust, remains one of my favorite simulators to mess around in, building islands and oases for strange creatures. I hope this does something similar.

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2019-04-11

A late entry to Hi! Geographer, developer, pixelish artist. Transfixed by the ecosystems of the Gulf South and Appalachia, the hauntologies of a dissolving empire, cell towers, and imperfect memories.

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2019-04-10