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Pristolepis fasciata / Sepatung / Malayan Leaffish

Lives in swamps and forest rivers in Mekong, Chao Phraya, Java, Borneo, and Sumatra.

Free book download: https://t.co/yOkmcRl6jL
Poster: https://t.co/Bm6wDmIzz1

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2018-11-04

Highlights from the A Cryptoclidus for (mither), Isotelus, Plagisternum and Proburnetia.

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2018-11-04

Highlights from the Brachiosaurus (Hunted), Lavocatisaurus, Deinonychus and Placerias.

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2018-11-03

Menthol crystals, cause who doesn't have a sore throat this time of year 😷🤧. Derived from mint oils like peppermint it is used in many products for its cooling sensation and anesthetic effects.

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2018-11-02

Diane Burko uses mapping notations as abstract elements in her paintings. Meet her in our gallery at 2101 Constitution Ave NW today and tomorrow, 2-5pm. Pictured: A detail from her painting Faga'alu, 2018 and a corresponding map.

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2018-11-01

The GNSI Finger Lakes Chapter is launching their group exhibition "Elusives: The Natural World We Seldom See" with a reception on Friday Nov 2 2018 from 5-8pm in Ithaca. This show focuses on species that live hidden away from the casual eye. https://t.co/8ZSe5tramO

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2018-11-01

And a botanically Happy to you as well!

Ghost orchid (Epipogium aphyllum). by Walter Hood Fitch for "Curtis's Botanical Magazine" v. 80 (1854), in via : https://t.co/zRT4Hlvud1

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2018-10-31

Some terrifying from the supplement to Schreber's 'Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur' (1840)

Thankfully not human, these are skulls!



https://t.co/vkYyzwOi5f

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2018-10-31

- Jolt
The M13 bacteriophage is piezoelectric (applying pressure to it causes it to generate electricity). 6 yrs ago, Scientists genetically modified M13 to generate enough electricity to power an LCD display: https://t.co/zbS0d7LaqI

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2018-10-31

"The unlikely story of a SciArt collaboration involving a complex instrument of physics, a zebrafish embryo, and interactive art, all in the middle of the Canadian prairies."

Read about and Dr. Brian Eames' collaboration at :

https://t.co/b5qqAY9bov

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2018-10-31

Today, we celebrate

I've made yet another somewhat educational post that you can read through this link. https://t.co/0hotSMqvJs

Also, pls give me a like over there to spread the love, thank ❤️

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2018-10-29

Impresionante registro visual con las ilustraciones de especies brasileñas que realizó el artista escocés Sydney Parkinson en el primer viaje de James Cook (1768-1771) cuyo objetivo original fue el de observar y documentar el tránsito de Venus sobre el Sol 🌞

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2018-10-29

Highlights from the Don't forget the release stream on Wednesday! We have here Harapagornis, Acanthorhina, Spinops and Hamipterus.

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2018-10-29

of and Lumbar Spinal Stenosis. Spinal cord and nerves are compressed and cause pain, numbness, and weakness. The pressure can come from the intervertebral discs (right) or from bone spurs (left)

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2018-10-28

Highlights from the Release of the book is coming near and it seems like it enhances the quality of the pictures.
Enhydriodon, Dendrorhynchoides, Josepheartigasia and Amurosaurus (licking clay).

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2018-10-28

1937 Rings of Saturn, Saturn Landscape, Vintage astronomy print, SciArt, Science Wall Art https://t.co/u8Q21x3LQI

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2018-10-27

Results from a very quick... failed stream. I hope I can fix this until the release of the book. Don't know what happened... anyway. We have here Pycnonemosaurus, Desmatosuchus and Ikrandraco.

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2018-10-27