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I'm so excited I could cry! Record of Grancrest War Anime Announces Cast, Staff, January Debut https://t.co/DX1Dt5IMGD via @AnimeNewsNet
Grancrest Senki new key visual posted. Anime to be air on January 2018. https://t.co/qIGFoiegNZ
#PancreaticCancer is especially incideous because there are very few symptoms in the early stages. VIEW MORE: https://t.co/WALOW6fnxi
Aside from hormons, the secretion of the pancreas is governed by which nerve?
(Answer: https://t.co/U8magIBkaD)
【Featured Asian Creatives】Gu Lei / 顾磊 https://t.co/VFT5GE9jBw / more from @ubise_net #ubies #asia #asiancreatives
#86daystillstormblood Best NPC wing man/woman - Thancred!! #FFXIV - I feel a bit silly today sorry! XD
Happy #ValentinesDay! May your day look like this, from Nicolas Lancret's 'Lovers in a Landscape', the first painting the Barber purchased!
Pancreatic cancer. All images © Body Scientific International. #bodyscientific #medicalillustration #pancreas #pancreaticcancer
【Featured Asian Creatives】Mutsumi Kawazoe (@kawazoemutsumi) https://t.co/RuQkbdOyov / more from @ubise_net #ubies #asia #asiancreatives
#Sciart by @bodyscientific of the Pancreatic duct.
See more: https://t.co/eZ2e0WqBG5
#anatomy #biology
【Featured Asian Creatives】TuBo https://t.co/QLPBUsH3sF / more from @ubise_net #ubies #asia #asiancreatives
Nicolas Lancret * 22.1.1690; † 14.9.1743, The Birdcage #BTD #art @AntoniaPulpito @delucaGen88 @MarieFrettoloso @Cassini_jon @law1900_bowman
Aden Brogan (1st Colored Concept)
~ Danai aka ChristianCreations
Anadoma Emine - First Digitally Colored Character Concept Art (No Line Art) ~ Danai aka ChristianCreations
Anadoma Emine - First Digitally Colored Character Concept Art ~ Danai aka ChristianCreations
"You haven't seen the last of these fair features!" #Thancred #FinalFantasyXIV #FFXIV #Heavensward
Simple illustration of pancreas, duodenum and gall bladder for @ctisus #sciart #pancreas # medart #education #anatomy #illustration
Très belle exposition au @MuseeLouvre : "Un Suédois à #Paris au XVIIIe s., la collection #Tessin", ici l'univers de Nicolas Lancret (1728)