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Caihong, as viewed through the eyes of another dinosaur. In Ultra Violet.

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2019-05-09

have been mischaracterized for a few reasons (Thread, abbrev. from Wiki, 1/n)

1. Scarcity of biographical information generally

2. Anonymity – e.g. nuns illuminating manuscripts

https://t.co/vfscVSlmOR

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2019-05-10

Mock-up of a for 2011. The final design had the popping out of the box. Unfortunately, I didn't win this commission but they did publish a design very similar to this, which was a bit of poke in my eye!

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2019-05-09

BLIMP SHRIMP BLIMP SHRIMP
Aegirocassis was the largest Anomalocarid known to exist, and it had many blimp-like qualities. This drawing I made is meant to evoke images of the Hindenburg. Grey scale Anomalocarids are great.

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2019-05-09

In my last year's zine/book I've depicted the story on the in a graphic and concise way. Grab a copy to learn more about this fish and see what issues it's been facing in recent years.

https://t.co/6pwTbr4OnC

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2019-05-09

In addition to insect metamorphosis, Maria Sibylla Merian was the first to document leafcutter ants. DYK about her work?


(And yes, she made some errors, but not more than any of her male counterparts)

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2019-05-09

Very proud of my students and their projects! Building the cochleas out of clay was a great way to understand its 3D form. We learned how to use select > modify > expand to make the endolymph swollen.

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2019-05-08

WIP, some things still left to refine/finish. Skeletal, musculature and full reconstruction of the head of Eudimorphodon ranzii, an early pterosaur from Late Triassic (Norian) Italy (Zorzino Formation)

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2019-05-07

Hi all! As both a biologist and artist, I create illustrations to share science and animal diversity.

Website: https://t.co/2pCT8tcE8Z
Patreon: https://t.co/RRcG7MDqWP
https://t.co/OuLCtNEIP6

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2019-05-07

Recently completed a but, as with almost everything I've been working of over the past year, the subject is embargoed. So, I'm going to post a few clips from the environment that won't give anything away! Here is 1 of 3.

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2019-05-07

The in "Guia practica para os principiantes colleccionadores de Insectos" (1896) is perfect for coloring! today! https://t.co/bcoRRSRmlQ

Book contributed in by . Find downloading instructions here ➡️ https://t.co/ltb09m0SJm

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2019-05-07

My daughter drew a juvenile Cortez Angelfish (pomacanthus Zonipectus) for today's .

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2019-05-05

Conclusion of the chacma/Cape baboon.

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2019-05-05

Happy Star Wars Day to everyone ✨! I’ve celebrated it with an illustration (as always!). Maybe our Moon isn’t aware of what day it is 😅!

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2019-05-05

When I 1st figured out how to increase the resolution in Photoshop, I had a field day w/ a super-detailed portrait of Meiolania that I gave a tortoise-like aspect. Then a couple months later it came out that they were probably semi-aquatic 🙃🙃🙃

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2019-05-05

Highlights from the Wessex
Sandownia, Polacanthus, Colabonrhychus and Wesserpeton

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2019-05-04