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Pride polar bears and penguins are great and all but how about some pride invertebrates as well!

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2020-11-19

the Minmi paravertebra

because it's an adorable pebble of a dinosaur

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2020-11-15

1844 Henry Nottidge Moseley FRS was born. Moseley sailed on the scientific expedition of HMS Challenger (1872-1876). He studied invertebrate biology & the phylogeny of arthropods, coral and molluscs & published Notes by a Naturalist on the Challenger in 1879.

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2020-11-14

It’s the last chance I’ll get to do something so here’s a vertebrae hourglass cause that seems appropriate somehow

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2020-11-14

Type Chordates
Subtype Vertebrata
Class Sinapsida
Group Terapsida
Suborder Terotsefala
Family Bauriamorfa
Sort Bauria
Look B. cynops Broom, 1909
B. robusta Brink, 1965
Time - 247.2 - 242.0 million years ago late Permian period
Area South Africa Habitat Thin forests

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2020-11-14

Get to know author -

from , interested in dynamic & a PhD dissertation focusing on the dynamic arthrology of the hindlimb in

Read one of Armita's latest involving

https://t.co/bCv5iEKHVW

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2020-11-13

Direct Pars Repair for Our illustrations showing the position of the screws and pars interarticularis defect on lumbar vertebrae.

Professional illustrations from medical professionals.


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2020-11-11

СЕРДЦЕ
a hollow, pumplike organ of blood circulation, composed mainly of rhythmically contractile smooth muscle. it’s common for all living animals with advanced blood system and all kinds of vertebrates, including human

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2020-11-03

Although already donning large following is one of best invertebrate, stylish artists out there!

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2020-10-29

🦴 Report upon the extinct Vertebrata obtained in New Mexico by parties of the expedition of 1874.
Washington, D.C., 1877
https://t.co/Rv7r26kV6x

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2020-10-29

A Mod Wackart tutorial on how the muscles of the neck all connect:

"he reason we can’t turn our head like owls is a combination of the cartilage sticking our vertebrae together and the muscles in our neck not being long enough..."

Read the full post here
https://t.co/eXM6fDzQMz

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2020-10-23


I'm Tabbatha, I have a Bachelor's in Paleobiology and am striving for a PhD in vertebrate paleontology/ornithology! I'm also a behind-the-scenes Dino Institute volunteer at NHMLA!
I've loved dinosaurs since I was born and I'm so excited to pursue a career one day!

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2020-10-22

Atentos a este nuevo fichaje de DC, Paolo Pantalena, que promete: pechos imposibles con pezoneras, abdomen sin organos internos, espalda sin columna vertebral, glúteos que abarcan media viñeta... Lo mejor de la cosificación de los noventa al alcance de los niños de 2020

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2020-10-16

This week is the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology's annual meeting. This year it's virtual.

For Thinking Thursday, Penny will walk you through the research that she's presenting to the professional community.

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2020-10-15

The fact that a young girl discovered an entirely new fossil vertebrate species meant that this study received an extraordinary amount of media coverage. The paper itself is here... https://t.co/wKAqf5RPPe (colour art by )

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2020-10-15

Insect prints and stickers restocked in my shop 🦋🐞🦋

10% of each purchase donated to https://t.co/pkp8CsxRJK in support of their ongoing invertebrate conservation efforts! 🦋🐞🦋 Link below!

https://t.co/v5grG7CYyk

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2020-10-13

🔭 Report upon the extinct Vertebrata obtained in New Mexico by parties of the expedition of 1874.
Washington, D.C., 1877
https://t.co/i5SdHE3Iih

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2020-10-12