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Using genes found in different types of jellyfish eyes, biologists found that these eyes originated at least 8 times AND they built a better evolutionary tree that shows the relationships between jellyfish groups.

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2019-05-18

I’ve managed to sneak in one pop-culture reference into my academic thesis. Figures summarising synchrotron x-ray florescence (part of accelerator) were inspired by Kirby Dots of Accelerator.

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2019-05-17

Enjoy botanical for "Icones plantarum rariorum Horti Regii Botanici Berolinensis" (1840-44) illustrated & described new or little-known plants grown at the Berlin Botanic Gardens. This is available in via : https://t.co/mgOBg2ew90

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2019-05-17

Happy In case you didn't see them, here are my final images of a sea goldie (Pseudanthias squamippinis). Check out those nifty teeth and that crazy ctenoid scale! https://t.co/AJB0ROTAhK

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2019-05-17

Some plants are a bit more...proactive than others.

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2019-05-17

More sketches of Mesozoic marine reptiles for a commission for the , and Marine reptiles are always so much fun to reconstruct, no matter how many times I have reconstructed them. It is nice to go back to mosasaurs too

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2019-05-15

I cleared and stained a sea goldie (Psuedanthias squamipinnis) quite a long time ago. Finally finished up the fine details on the image! I positively love their faces and teeth! https://t.co/AJB0ROTAhK

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2019-05-16

This past Monday marked the 10th drawing I've done since starting this habit. Thanks to all for your support and encouragement—so far it's been a blast and I'm excited to see what happens with the next ten!

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2019-05-16

For I feel obligated to share my reconstructions of *record scratch* popular In order, here is Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, Triceratops, and Spinosaurus. I try to reconstruct underrepresented taxa so I very rarely do the big names.

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2019-05-16

"Tabulae phytographicae" (1795-1804) explained the Linnaean system of plant classification through a series of instructional depicting the relationships between various plants that shared the same classification. Explore it in via : https://t.co/JRyG5tkgss

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2019-05-16

/ no. 3 - A species of beetle from the Savalierwood, notable for living inside the staff of (). A quicker drawing than the other two, I pictured these as big chompy bugs with Caduceus' colour scheme.

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2019-05-15

I created these emojis for , who is an AMAZING researcher doing fantastic work in NZ that has great impact for trans* & non-binary ppl.

I absolutely 100% could not have asked for a better 1st patron of my

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2019-05-15

Nice to meet you! I am a PhD candidate studying the genetic and ecological forces responsible for the diversity in fish anatomy. I use methods of visualizing anatomy, coupled with photography, to make sciart.

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2019-05-14

Happy Moonday ✨🌛🖤


This is a moon painting I just finished earlier last week- now it’s off to its new home!

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2019-05-14

Associations between flowers and birth months (or days!) were popular in the Victorian Era. Over time, Lily of the Valley came to represent the month of May. Enjoy this exploration of the flower by Grasset in : https://t.co/rZdhBizpy9

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2019-05-14

Nudibranchs come in striking colors & forms, as seen through Tokyo-based artist Kumataro Ito's documenting specimens collected on the Philippine Expedition, captured in Paul Bartsch's field book available via ➡️ https://t.co/CPGGoY5ur7

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2019-05-14

Martyn's "Historia plantarum rariorum" (1728-[1737]) was the first flower book to be printed in color. The was engraved by Elisha Kirkall after paintings by van Huysum, Houstoun, Massey, Sartorys & Sartorius. In via : https://t.co/RouxVhLbqr

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2019-05-13

Are you a whose has been improved by In what ways?



Carol Donner from Bloom et al. 1988

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2019-05-13