The “Blind swamp eel”, Ophisternon infernale, can be found in cave systems of the Yucatán Peninsula, With a worm like body, these have no visible eyes or scales and feed on invertebrates.

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Happy Sorry I've been a little MIA, but I do look at them every Sunday, as I have for 2.5 years now! I wanted to add to my growing diagram of fish jaw cartoons. So today, I sketched the jaws of the magnificent tarpon (Megalops atlanticus).

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Today, for I illustrated another set of fish jaws to add to my growing collection! Pterycombus petersii, the prickly fanfish!

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Happy I needed a cartoon jaw diagram of Satanoperca oral jaws so... here they are! Adding to my growing collection...

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For today's I chose to play with again and add another set of jaws to my growing cartoon diagram. Here are the jaws of Neoclinus blanchardi, the sarcastic fringehead!

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🐟 Atlas ichthyologique des Indes orientales néêrlandaises:
Amsterdam: Frédéric Muller, editeur, 1862-1878
https://t.co/fctZBUPNVm

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It's a free for all for today's I wanted to play with so I messed around with some of my cleared and stained images and focused on fish jaws. Here are the jaws of three different fishes. The Caquetaia was from several weeks ago.

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Another feature, these eagle rays appear in one volume of the expansive 1843 Naturalist's Library.

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I'm sorry to have missed so many days, but here is another from me. Gymnocorymbus ternetzi, a black skirt tetra.

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Day 7 of Sorry about missing yesterday! Acanthurus chirurgus, a doctorfish tang.

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I made another attempt to use today for I tried using colors this time. Not sure how I feel about it. Here is an Atlantic mackerel, Scomber scombrus.

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This isn't one of my normal sketches for but my hands have been in poor shape this week. I've been trying out and decided to illustrate the oral jaws+ of Caquetaia spectabilis for both myself and my undergrads.

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For another feature, these eagle rays appear in the 1843 Naturalist's Library.

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Happy Here is Acanthurus chirurgus - a doctorfish tang with some really neat 20% off link -> https://t.co/aB44PUvzKH.

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In college, I was separated from my island home! And after reading Peter Benchley's Beast, I became enamoured with the silent behemoths that cruise below the ink-black oceans at night. Many women I courted were so kind to humor my ambitions to be a Kaiju ichthyologist!

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For this week's I chose a tetra with beautifully red fins, Hyphessobrycon columbianus. https://t.co/s7Imc5y2PW

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