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Alligatorellus, Avicranium, Longobardisaurus and Gastonia:

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In this little picture book, which you can get here: https://t.co/jw2KKgQuav, I am explaining what's wrong with the Planet and giving you some tips on how you can help the environment.

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For another feature, these eagle rays appear in the 1843 Naturalist's Library.

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Day 24 was Acid is also known as It happens when some of the stomach contents go back up into the esophagus. Acid reflux creates a burning pain in the lower chest area, often after eating.

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The Cryolophosaurus was a species of dinosaur that lived during the Jurassic period in the Antarctic region. Great example of by

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That feeling when you think you’re done writing but then you find a mistake 😭😭😭😭

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This membrane carrier protein feels like it never gets its due

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Make like a lithium-ion battery and take time to recharge! 🔋

November's sticker of the month, available first on my Patreon: https://t.co/XEk1DAdajX

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Ahhh, the not-so-sweet smell of Carrion flowers (Stapelia hirsuta) emit an odor like rotting flesh to attract flies and beetles, their main pollinators. by Peter Henderson for Robert Thorton's "Temple of Flora" (1807) via : https://t.co/suOq7dLqSz

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Meet the Host Busters! S. aureus and E. coli have to find the right combination of power ups to infect their hosts... developed by the lab

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SciartNow day 31: Full figure Bonus Halloween treat alternative render (I hope you don't encounter this guy on your rounds the eve!) Modelled in rendered in








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Celebrate with some ancient bones! "Die Säugetiere des Schweizerischen Eocaens" (1904-12), a classic work in mammalian evolution & part of the Unearthed collection, features of Eocene mammals' teeth & bones. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/tnRJJW0TrT

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It's finally Halloween! 🦇🧛‍♂️🕷️

I'll be posting all things spooky from the

collection throughout today, starting with these bats from 'The Animal kingdom of the Baron Cuvier' (1835-40)

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It's nearly Halloween! What's spookier than losing all of your skin, then losing all of your flesh and innards? Clumsy.

Inside the human body from 'Dictionnaire universel d'histoire naturelle' (1849) from the collection

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SciartNow day 29: Hand (bonus psychedelic alternative render!) rendered in








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