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Ancient Greek philosophers flourished in the times of safety within the boundaries of their geographical space, the area of us vs them. Today if we wanted to recreate this intellectual prosperity within modern context, we have to consider the interconnection, there is just us.

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2020-01-10

Inspired by the in the uniforms of which I watched from the very edge of my seat for the first time last night. Maybe some of the from the of their jobs translated into the painting?

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2020-01-03

Combining geographic & data to assess boundaries of 𝘋𝘪𝘢𝘤𝘢𝘷𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘢 pteropods shows the potential of approaches for diverse taxa, important for predicting species-specific responses to
https://t.co/lpwvAVRvOh

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2020-01-01

Here's how we can feed 10 billion people without destroying the environment. Jan.2020 Graphic: Research: A. Stegmaier https://t.co/G6rAr5ErgP

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2019-12-25

met a toad on the road today decided to draw him except now hes green instead of stinky ugly brown

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2019-12-19

si oren lagi nonton national geographic...
//mauu ikutan pakai tag ya mah//

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2019-12-07

To finish this landscape series, here is some geographic context to the previous illustrations. With the help of a little diagram.

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2019-11-30

But the most interesting element of Roy A. Gallant's 'National Geographic Picture Atlas of Our Universe'? Just how many alien creatures wind up traveling by the power of their own flatulence. I mean, one is enough, really

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2019-11-29

My podcast series from explores the river Lee as a geographic feature which has deep cultural and natural meanings for Cork people
https://t.co/VK8QYH5EuH

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2019-11-19

Sketch for Survival auction concludes tomorrow. My watercolour of an Indian Sloth Bear is currently being exhibited at the Royal Geographical Society, London. You can view the auction here https://t.co/zW7fOCZiMe

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2019-11-16

I don't know if I ever posted this. This was the character I used for a friend group MotW campaign. She taught me an important lesson of asking where geographically we're located because turns out it was a cold area and I was like... "oh".

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2019-10-16

October 15, 1999, in a press conference hosted by the National Geographic magazine, "Archaeoraptor liaoningensis" is presented to the public. Later revealed to be a fake made from Microraptor, named in 2000, parts of the bird Yanornis & 1 yet undescribed species (?) 🐦🦖

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2019-10-15

1/n Ok and Back me up here cuz I can’t @ Pokémon being lumpers. These two are clearly different species.

- Galar and Kanto (allopatric populations)
- Geographical disjunction (no interbreeding)
- distinct morphological and typing difference

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2019-10-10

Today is World Animal Day!

Bids are now open for Explorers Against Extinction wildlife auction ‘Sketch For Survival 2019’. My watercolour Indian Sloth Bear is touring the show and will be exhibited at London's Royal Geographical Society in November.
https://t.co/zW7fOCZiMe

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2019-10-04

A psychogeographic mapping of all the people I’ve met in Savannah since freshman year

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2019-09-28

My Indian Sloth Bear watercolour will be on show at the Royal Geographical Society in London on Thursday 14 November https://t.co/uhKYb0eaV5

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2019-09-20