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Just came across the account of the where they uploaded tons of beautiful to the Check out e.g. these beautiful and by Samouelle 1819!

https://t.co/1sOG36hMeO

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Tanystropheids are another group of amazing early that lived exclusively during the Triassic. They came in long-necked and SUPER long-necked forms. Most were terrestrial but at least one taxon was marine. Illustrations from my in-prep book

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Our second image shows clustering of single-molecule localisation microscopy data of DNA stained with Hoechst to segregate signals into individual chromosome territories.

Chromosome territories (nucleus)
Kirti Prakash (Rowitch lab)
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We're so ready for this movie to come out.

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Need a bit of this morning? Read/listen to "The Petrified Fern," by Mary Bolles Branch on your coffee break! The moral of this poem is that no matter how inconsequential your efforts may seem, they'll be appreciated in time.
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Our second scientific image from the comes from from the Vallier lab.

United by the love for science
Giovanni Canu (Vallier lab)
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En sus inicios reunió casos teratológicos humanos y animales por la gran curiosidad que despertaban en la gente. La 1ª publicación (1784) fue "Colección de Láminas que representan los animales y monstruos del Real Gabinete de Historia Natural" de J. B. Bru.

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a cultivar of Sturt's Desert Pea (Swainsona formosa), one of Australia's most recognizable by P. Stroobant for "L'Illustration Horticole", Vol. 12 (1865), contributed in by the Raven Library of ➡️ https://t.co/qbuvycC92J

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Results from the
Parapropalaeohoplophorus, Shamosaurus, Llallawavis and Zby.

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March 29: Red currant is in bud, according to Stillingfleet's 1755 recorded in Norfolk. Ribes rubrum. Choix des plus belles fleurs: et des plus beaux fruits by Redouté. https://t.co/TpJel3hBRZ via .

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Anyone else been snacking a lot recently?

Another one from Mark Catesby’s ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands’

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Approximate size of some Dromaeosaurs I’ve reconstructed recently. From left to right: Dineobellator, Zhenyuanlong, Achillobator, Velociraptor (bottom) and Microraptor (top).

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Ok, now a bit more finished and with a silhouette of a 1.8 m tall human to show the suggested approximate size of this huge Dromaeosaur. Remember that adding soft tissue to an animal bones will add considerable bulk and size

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Just finished this reconstruction of the very large, deep-bodied and short-legged Achillobator giganticus, a Dromaeosaurid from the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia

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Hi my name is marcia! I currently a freshman at USC studying animation!
Though I do like doin some paintings and illustration work :)

(( I’m also accepting commissions rn 🥺👉🏼👈🏼))

Ig: marciarts_
Portfolio site: https://t.co/MP8o0Trkde

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