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Theo! one of my liches, which are composite organisms (like lichen Lol) that puppet a skeleton to move around, theo specifically is one who is interested in the different viewpoints surrounding the earth, and space in diff species' cultures and spends a lot of time looking up

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2020-04-18

Phase 3 hits and it's like you're in some deep dark open ocean filled with tiny organisms...

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2020-04-15


Hi, I’m Cameron and I’m an artist that paints mostly extinct and extant organisms ( primarily on the largest of animals such as non-avian dinosaurs, proboscideans, and cetaceans )

My Instagram account is here: https://t.co/88nLoD7miU

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2020-04-15

I'm Liam Elward, digital paleoartist looking for work in scientific illustration & paleontology. Open for commissions of any & all extinct organisms!
💼: https://t.co/29OB8HPoUQ
✉️: liam_elward.com

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2020-04-15

oh!! i actually drew some pb microorganisms back in like january haha,, i still havent drawn jonathan yet tho

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2020-04-11

Alright, sciencey types. I'm looking for about organisms that are considered dangerous. All the myths. Please RT.

I'll start.

Myth: Bites from baby rattlesnakes are more dangerous than from adults.

Truth: Adults inject more venom so bites from adults are usually worse.

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2020-04-10

- Anatomical Art -

Bovine Metatarsus - Dorsal View
Follow me for more arts-related to Animal Anatomy, Morphology and Parasitology!
Here you can find arts-related to Microorganisms too!!!
Suggestions, just comment here or DM me! Always open for commissions

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2020-04-03

Happy belated Parasite Day! Our lab celebrated on Monday but we think about parasites every day of the year! They are the world's most sophisticated organisms! Learn more in my instagram post - https://t.co/J56InjwTwK

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2020-03-05

Thought to be locally for 22yrs, the rediscovered scarce yellow sally stonefly prompted researchers to use sampling to discover new populations. Organisms are constantly leaving behind DNA traces, like genetic ghosts.🧬👻🔎My of the S.Y.S.S. nymph:

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2020-03-03

It's based on working backwards from organisms that currently exist. What about the extinct ones? Plus LUCA is still a complicated organism. How did this complexity come about? What was before LUCA?

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2020-03-01

Toriyama's monster design of Chimera for "Dragon Quest" (1986/05/27)

The base idea of combining genes f/ several organisms sticks. What made this variant popular derives from its strange charm as a reptilian bird, an outcry from the monstrosities chimera are usually depicted as.

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2020-02-27

not related to microorganisms but i got a new sewing machine that generally works more comfortably and i made some dangos!! embroidered the faces myself :3
i could still improve on things but i tihnk theyre very good🥺
theyre soft and nice to hold which was the goal
i luv them..

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2020-02-10

Experiments in the Revival of Organisms

Ahh this is just gross fetish shit ignore me!

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2020-02-10

LEECH GAL IS GORGEOUS.

And damn... I guess even the Eidolons knows the sad truth that some organisms must be eliminated for the greater good~

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2020-02-09

V-Complex was a Veronica Plant after bonding with Javier Hidalgo & absorbing nearby organisms. Its abdomen held exploding spore sacs to infect nearby flora & fauna, able to affect 60% of the Amazon in 48h. Javier controlled the virus' power, retaining his sense of self.

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2020-02-07

Morning, fellow organisms! Other commitments mean no weekend streams this week - no streams today or tomorrow I am afraid - but I will be back as normal with Sidewinder Saturday and Warhammer Sunday next week. Now go enjoy your weekend!

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2020-02-01

outlaw microorganisms

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2020-01-29

Hybridization in human evolution: Insights from other organisms https://t.co/25zOwnaL4o

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2020-01-21

obscurer organisms like anomalocaris and rafflesia and sea butterflies are all well known in japanese culture, probably because biology is a core subject in grade school there, which is why they tend to show up in japanese media, often to the puzzlement of most people

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2020-01-09