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I'm Chaise - my art media centers around vertebrate anatomy and how skeletons can be equally alike and different. https://t.co/o2wxMIeGWr

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2019-06-25

Okay. You asked, I did it, even though it was hell to draw.

Acinocrinus stichus, “row of thorny rings”. This was a giant “Collins Monster” type Lobopodian, extremely tank animals. Acinocrinus took this to a new level.



More to come soon.

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2019-06-25

Ugh my 7 month old has chicken pox! Throwback to - it's caused by Varicella-Zoster virus and usually occurs in childhood, infecting nerve cells for life. The old english word for also meant itchy...

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2019-06-25

It's time for Check out , a fun and student-run project presenting the history of neuroscience through cartoon imagery.

Click the 🔗 to see the timeline & read Brenda Milner's story: https://t.co/ExDrmP9iuQ

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2019-06-25

Enjoy some fruit for The William Coxe Manuscript is a two-volume, undated manuscript on pomology. V. 2 (featured) includes life-size, watercolor plates of fruit by Coxe's daughter, Elizabeth. In via ➡️ https://t.co/PyaArQaMlb 🍎🍐🍑

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2019-06-25

Two more in my marine life series of mini drawings. Saltwater, acrylic ink, colour pencil and fine liner pen on paper.

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2019-06-24

Aphetoceras, a free-swimming, bottom-dwelling nautiloid from the Ordovician. The 1st artwork I ever shared to social media!

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2019-06-22

I’m having a very slow day today - how about you?

Common garden snails from George Shaw’s ‘Naturalists miscellany’ with by Frederick Polydore Nodder (1790)

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2019-06-22

You guys! made this! I finally like one of the cool kids joining the ranks of and .

Follow she’s very talented and started ! Also follow !

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2019-06-20

Study of resting Limusaurus inextricabilis with quite a bit of speculative fluff. It was an elaphrosaurine noasaurid, a group of odd, slender and small to medium It was toothless (when adult) and had very reduced arms (here hidden under plumage)

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2019-06-19

Tomorrow I will have the pleasure of presenting my full Ph.D. work.
"Wish me knowlegde".

Some of my for past conference's presentations.

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2019-06-19

Canastero Chico (Asthenes modesta). Un pariente del Hornero. Su nido cerrado de ramitas parece un canasto de mimbre, de ahí su nombre

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2019-06-19

In my happy place with client work this week, more to come 🌱🌸

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2019-06-19

Por si no la han vistos, es un honor compartirles la portada de "Dzulúm: Los susurros del bosque", nuestra obra participante en
Hell of a ride...

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2019-06-19

Pics taken by were remastered by astronomers to bring science & art together, creating images like this one. created similar images of stars & Moon craters! continues to capture our imagination 100's of yrs later https://t.co/ndDPZ0YtIG (PIc: )

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2019-06-19

In Greek mythology, Iris is the goddess of the rainbow. Flowers from this genus come in a rainbow of hues. We've selected some of our favorite Iris from "Curtis's Botanical Magazine" in honor of Find these and more in Flickr ➡️ https://t.co/oXpEqb17g4

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2019-06-18

+ The Persian yellow rose (Rosa foetida) is native to the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains in Georgia. by Sydenham Teast Edwards for "The Botanical Magazine", v. 11 (1797), in via ➡️ https://t.co/woVvQZpvzk 🌹

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2019-06-18