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The fossil Protomelission gatehousei and the Cambrian evolutionary origin of the phylum Bryozoa (ectoprocts or moss animals).
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⏯️Fossil evidence unveils an early Cambrian origin for Bryozoa
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Ernst Haeckel-1904
@SexCasper @ThoughtSlime I study animals from the Cambrian, so they’re my go-to subjects. Particularly animals known as Radiodonts and Lobopods (Hallucigenia, Opabinia, Anomalocaris, the whole gang)
Such a fun & interesting exhibition at @HeongGallery, @downingcollege in Cambridge. Original strips, original objects, & line art from the Charles M. Schulz museum - we all need a little bit of Lucy confidence in our life and this is an exhibition to give you that little boost!!
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>Sprouts is a paper-and-pencil game which can be analyzed for its mathematical properties. It was invented by mathematicians John Horton Conway and Michael S. Paterson at Cambridge University in the early 1960s.
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One of my very favorite manuscripts. The artist(s) created so many inventive, fantastic initials and line fillers. CAMBRAI, Bibliothèque municipale, 0125 (0124) Chansonnier in Latin (1542)
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Today's #OnlineArtExchange is all about our wonderful planet! 🌎 So, we're sharing 'Life in the Jurassic Sea, 'Duria Antiquior' (An Earlier Dorset)' by Robert B. Farren (1832–1912), Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge [@SedgwickMuseum]
Ancient Egyptian artifacts in the Fitzwilliam museum #cambridge @Architectolder @zarahandley @johnmccumber
@FlowtysNFT Hey @FlowtysNFT, here is my entry to the Flowty derivative/meme contest⚜️ I had to make 2 variations, based on my cats, Oxford and Cambridge 🐈⬛🐈⬛
The round one is Oxford, and the boxy one is Cambridge
Todays first Ecological Horror is the Anomalocaris!
This was an apex predator of it's time, even thought to be the very fist apex predator. It was a very good swimmer, most likely gliding through water. It's thougt to be the fiercest creature from the Cambrian period.
This is fab from @kettlesyard & @RedHenCambridge (a vital charity in North Cambridge) with funding from @CambsCC 'Talking together in Cambridgeshire'. #FindingOurStory was written by Imogen Alexander with illustrations by @tonkauzu. 'buy one, gift 1' ➡️https://t.co/KfvRf1o7Qc https://t.co/g5vEi9nkw8
King Cambria is underwater combat evolved. He has existed since prehistoric times, now the apex predator of the sea. Teeth the size of heads adorn his tongue - nothing and no one gets out alive. He is not king by birthright, but by self-belief. And who would dispute his claim? 👑
Duchess of Cambridge at the Earthshot Prize Awards #EarthshotPrize #EarthshotLondon2021
#Paleoctober day 17 is the radiodont, Titanokorys. At around 50 cm, it’s considered a giant amongst other Cambrian animals
Pastel Paleotober Day 17: Anomalocaris 🦐
At up to 38 centimeters, Anomalocaris was a colossal apex predator for the early to mid Cambrian seas of Canada, China, and Australia. It used its curved mouth parts to catch prey and transfer them to its disk-shaped mouth parts.
Duchess of Cambridge attending Generation Earthshot event at Kew Gardens #DuchessofCambridge
Winslow Homer - Indian Village, Adirodacks 1892 watercolor on paper
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA