Whenever I can, I sneak down to , the , and to draw from life or taxidermied specimens. I love studying this way. So relaxing. I miss it. (bit of photoshop love after with the map)

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in 1838, the U. S. Exploring Expedition set sail in the Pacific. Voyage documented species of the area - many specimens found their way to . More about its scientific legacy: https://t.co/qC4XF1MyJS

📚 from the voyage in : https://t.co/HQMNuSzEe2

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Cici doesn't know how 15 Keter-class specimens have escaped the facility, nor does she know why all the lights are out, please stop asking

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What do you think of an AU FreakShow! where Deku is the owner of the freak circus, he has ambition to have the best specimens. Travel to many places to find them. Katsuki is a lion-man, has claws and a mane.

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I present to you all, the Super Gonta Plushie & his pursuits of catching the newest bug specimens of the lifetime (which is funny because Butterfree & Venomoth are 1st Generation, but never mind that)!

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My first character, Aubriella Vant! She’s a tiefling knowledge cleric to the god of writing, and she keeps detailed notes and specimens of all the interesting plants she finds! Her horns were docked when she was little :(
Aesthetic: gardener goth with all the pockets 🌿💀

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New Upper Cambrian and Lower Ordovician conodont biostratigraphy and revised lithostratigraphy, Boothia Peninsula, Nunavut 👀 over 640 conodont specimens, with 35 species = 16 genera + a new species, Rossodus? boothiaensis sp. nov.
https://t.co/jQwDodzqJU

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this week=Borealestes, a docodontan mammal from I found this jaw a couple of years ago, one of many new specimens from this Middle locality (see our review of the Kilmaluag Fauna published recently: https://t.co/HbCn1UeiwF).

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Just thinking about how, in the late 1840s, this aeronaut spent hours of his free time, sometimes whole days, wading in New York Bay at dawn, collecting seaweed specimens with which he illustrated this book.

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Continuing updating database records for 🌏 bird type specimens and reached this beautiful nightjar. Sadly the species is now Critically Endangered https://t.co/0TKxPYoub4. The type was apparently captured when it flew into the bedroom of a house near Nouméa in 1880.

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in 1908, a pickaxe struck the side of a remarkable skull. It was the discovery of the Neanderthal known as the Old Man from La Chapelle, one of the most important specimens in the history of paleoanthropology. https://t.co/zv9FthqNzP

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Paul Bartsch, Ito Kumataro: Notes and description of specimens collected on the Philippine Expedition of the Steamer Albatross, circa 1908 : https://t.co/miqQglCnIM

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1 MORE BLOCK AND THE SERIES WILL BE COMPLETE.

'WHITE NOISE SPECIMENS:20'

https://t.co/Bohd2vrwvQ

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Edmontosaurus was part of a group of dinosaurs called the Hadrosaurs. One species, E. regalis, sported a fleshy “crest”! We have many well-preserved specimens of this charming dino, even possibly preserving their patterning!

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As mentioned before, megalodon was an active predator which prowled Cenozoic pelagic/coastal ocean waters. We know this from multiple specimens scattered across the globe in sediments indicative of such environments (map credit: Smithsonian Institution).

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A very nice paper with wonderful fossils. Some of the specimens (most of ?) are hosted in our collections ;) Quercy specimens have a crazy preservation (3D mummified toad and salamander with last meal in the belly) !!!

https://t.co/65p9aFPmWi
https://t.co/qyARU2lS3x

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Lagerpetids are on the news. Yesterday with the description of Kongonaphon and today with the description of remains of what would be very large Dromomeron specimens from New Mexico. Here are Lagerpeton chanarensis, Dromomeron gigas and Kongonaphon kely

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Something a little different. Practice with drawing floral specimens and my first time using oil pastels. Just a quick (45 minsish) practice piece during a study break.

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Great new Palaeontologica Electronica publication by Aime Rankin, Bob Emory, and Rob Asher: https://t.co/i1L3Y2OdWt. Beautiful specimens of Eocene fossil rodents archived on MorphoSource: https://t.co/UoFXdXjmHZ

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🦋 + 🎨= 😍

We're gaga for the gorgeous specimens in "Histoire naturelle des lépidoptères exotiques" (1835). Written by P. H. Lucas w/ hand-colored illustrations by H. L. Pauquet.

Find it in Biodiversity Heritage Library: https://t.co/bZERScXUKj

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