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To all the plant lovers out there: you’re a-MAIZE-ing!!!! Thanks for making corn look soooo hip! We’re releasing new every day till 1 year anniversary!! 💌🌱💌🌱

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2019-02-10

Results from the After the annual exhibition of the art academy I'm back in action.
Mirarce, Gigantoproductus, Bajadasaurus and Pterodacylus.

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2019-02-09

This illustration by Leonardo Alannis depicts anachronistic fruit, which are fruits like avocados & mangos that had their seeds dispersed by extinct megafauna.

View Leonardo's portfolio here: https://t.co/YdFOh09nHU

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2019-02-09

"A love like ours doesn't come around every day..." our latest by . Corpse flowers can take more than 10 years to bloom! And they smell like rotting meat! If that doesn't say we don't know what does!

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2019-02-09

For a short time, during the earliest Triassic, some parts of the world belonged to the Here for I have reconstructed the large-sized Moschorhinus. It is defending its recent kill, a Lystrosaurus, from a group of Tetracynodon

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2019-02-09

Thank you! We really appreciate it. It seems that our had our name edited out 😕 The original is below.

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2019-02-08

More neurological illustrations from our archives created by Founder Member Dorothy Davison.

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2019-02-08

Working with at home really does spill over into my artwork. Dendritic patterns all over the place!

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2019-02-08

One can hardly say more about Synonymous with they have recently enjoyed a steady population increase in some EU countries. In my last year's zine I look at various creatures that reside in the woods.

https://t.co/VokGHBOqTR

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2019-02-07

Late instar Rubyspot damselfly nymph

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2019-02-08

For the prairie fans out there, today's is by , featuring the shooting star (Dodecatheon meadia) , a spring wildflower (fine, it is also found in woodlands...) Darlin' you ARE a shooting star!! ❤️🌱🌠

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2019-02-08

Matilda Smith illustrated more than 2,300 plates for Curtis's Botanical Magazine — the world's longest running botanical magazine. Explore some of her in our Flickr ➡️ https://t.co/Ejbwc19AF0

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2019-02-07

Orchard swallowtail (Papilio aegeus). by Edward Donovan for his "Epitome of the Natural History of the of New Holland, New Guinea, Otaheite, et al" (1805). Contributed in by ➡️ https://t.co/gGqsdN2fu6 🦋

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2019-02-06

We are counting down to valentine's day and our first anniversary by releasing *PLANT HEART ART* - A series of plant-y valentines from amazing artists and plant lovers. First up, a sunny valentine from Bonnie McGill

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2019-02-06

Issue 6 of Creativity, Innovation, and the Arts has been LIVE for 14 hours, and we could not be more excited to hear your thoughts! + HUGE thanks to our student collaborators https://t.co/bJAqVqVOPH

Which is your favourite article?

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2019-02-06

Tomorrow, Wed @ 8:44 am ConMng&Policy section I will be talking about how to designate areas for monitoring of species of concern under limited budget and data. GIS-based Fuzzy models.

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2019-02-06

The Scott sisters, Harriet Scott Morgan and Helena Scott Forde, produced for many books on the of their native Australia. They are both featured in our 2019 book, free to download ➡️ https://t.co/olM6Hhyanh

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2019-02-06