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“We have uncovered a new American scientist and artist..." Read about Anne Wollstonecraft's botanical masterpiece via https://t.co/xl7QF11h0U, and see it here https://t.co/A2iwNFk4Pk via .

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2019-04-23

These green butterflies remind of us of the importance of being green on this by Frederic C. Moore for his "Lepidoptera Indica", Vol. 3 (1896-99). Contributed in by the ➡️ https://t.co/AVRzRFTAyU 🌏🦋

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2019-04-23

More progress on this mushroom tongue and more thanks to for permission to use his photos of these amazing creatures for reference

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2019-04-23

Happy Celebrate by exploring some of the incredible on our planet through with our Earth Day Flickr Collection, featuring some of our most popular images ➡️ https://t.co/avaZvUXcM1 🌏🌸🐘🌳🐠🍄🐙🐝🌺🦎

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2019-04-22

A restoration of Aspidorynchus accidentally biting a Rhamphorynchus, that I did for . I feel quite happy with how the pterosaur turned out, nice detail. Artistic advice is appreciated.



Oh, and Happy Easter :)

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2019-04-22

Results from the
Tapinocanius, Proterochampsa, Tylocephalonyx and Simbakubwa.

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2019-04-21

Pollen micrograph by Andrew Paul Leonard https://t.co/yjaebLoqPn

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2019-04-20

Highlights from the eggs and babies
Citipati (with Byronosaurus nest parasite), Nuralagus, Helicoprion and Incisivosaurus.

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2019-04-20

IT’S MY BIRTHDAY TODAY and all I want is for you all to be kind to one another, save the world, and pledge to my Kickstarter 😉🤗😘🌈🦋

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2019-04-19

Whether this drawing will be cut into more than one work remains to be seen. I guess I’ll just keep going with it until I know for sure..

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2019-04-19

This week's (with beatuiful by Dave Sollenberger, manager of the dixon tallgrass prairie seed bank at https://t.co/aq89VOHp9e

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2019-04-19

'Identity' - Latest issue of Magazine now live online, exploring current thinking on personal as well as 'identity

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2019-04-19

Happy Bats play crucial roles in their ecosystems, from serving as pollinators to helping to keep insect populations (like mosquitos) in check. 🦇

Celebrate with our collection of historic Chiroptera in Flickr ➡️ https://t.co/xbV40RLL7L

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2019-04-18

It's today! And we love the images of bats that can be found in Samuel Richard Tickell's (1809-1875) illustrated This is one of our favourites, but all the bat images are lovely, so keep your eyes peeled for more later!

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2019-04-17

The northern tamandua (Tamandua mexicana) uses its long tongue to pick up ants and termites, and, like other anteaters, has no teeth. from "Manual para el rastreo de mamíferos silvestres de México" (2012) by J.M.A. Sánchez, in via : https://t.co/6KqzFN2n1d

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2019-04-17

Today is so I just want to say *THANKS BATS* for eating all of my figs this year before I got a chance to pick them, and also for pooping all over the yard. Great effort this year 👏

from Proceedings from 1880

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2019-04-17

The 12 plates in Thomas Pennant's "Indian Zoology" (1769) were engraved by Peter Mazell from provided by Gideon Loten, once governor of Ceylon. The original drawings were later lost in a shipwreck. Explore this in via : https://t.co/oXQb7YyAH4

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2019-04-16

John Gould is famous for his works on birds, but when he visited Australia in 1838, encouraged him to also study the mammals.

He was particularly fascinated with the red kangaroo, which he considered a zoological marvel

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2019-04-16