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The European green woodpecker (Picus viridis) feeds primarily on ants. by John Gerrard Keulemans for Lord Lilford's "Coloured figures of the birds of the British Islands", v. 2 (1885-97). In via : https://t.co/ccmpZPAZuY

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Blue Passionflower (Passiflora caerulea). by Mary Ann Burnett for her Plantae Utiliores, Vol. 1 (1842). Contributed to by the Research Library of : https://t.co/tqziBkNZli

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Highlights from the Old and sick Centrosaurus, Indoraptor vs my Indoraptor, Oviraptor portrait and Yutyrannus at night.

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"The Mammals of (1871) by J.L.G. Krefft includes by the amazing Scott sisters, Harriet Morgan and Helena Forde. Explore it for in thanks to : https://t.co/WVPj5L3K81

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Virgin Islands Passionflowers (Passiflora murucuja) for by Jean-Theodore Descourtilz for Michel Etienne Descourtilz, Flore pittoresque et médicale des Antilles, V. 1 Ct. 1 (1821). Contributed to by the of : https://t.co/gMSMugGoMr

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Blooming beautifully macabre! paints dissected cadavers that blossom with plant life https://t.co/lxRXboBYhG

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A simple anatomical illustration of the human knee!

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"Birds of Canada" (1934), by Percy Algernon Taverner with by Allan Brooks, is one of the best accounts of the occurring in For learn more about this work in our latest blog post from : https://t.co/3yoSgmISMc

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The European roller (Coracias garrulus) for by Archibald Thorburn for Lilford's "Coloured figures of the birds of the British Islands" v. 2 (1885-1897). In via : https://t.co/GZymSNrxTn

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Finished this Giant Pangolin for to put in the The pangolin’s tongue ends at the xiphoid process (the end of the sternum) which has stretched into a crazy long shape!

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The feathertail glider (Acrobates pygmaeus), native to eastern is the smallest known mammal capable of gliding flight. by James Sowerby for "Zoology of New Holland" (1794) by George Shaw. In via : https://t.co/CNsRM9AVWz

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Investigating the evolution of jaws and suspensorium. Today, representatives of midshipmen, genus Porichthys. These toadfishes are unique for having photophores.

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Today is 🐸 and the two images that immediately sprang to mind are both from Mark Catesby's wonderful "The natural history of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands..." c1731-43 (FYI it's also Catesby's birthday this week!)

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This natural science illustration from depicts the animals and plants found in a reed bed environment. It was used as a two page spread for a conservation magazine!

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Sorting through old work for ref, found a illustration from 2017. Fast wing beats and large (compared to honey bee) bodies help them shake those flowers just right to produce more fruit... called "buzz pollination."

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Products of the stream (I did only 4 tonight). Giantspinosaurus (worst name ever), sleepy Eolambia, nursing Phenacodus and a lazy but loud Psittacosaurus.

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Highlights from the stream: nesting Gigantoraptor, territorial Allosaurus, sleeping Basilosaurus and a Diplocaulus with fleshy poncho.

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