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no 7. G is for Astacopsis gouldi, the giant freshwater

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2017-03-04

Here's the coloured version of that Kentrosaurus. She's very sleepy.

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2017-03-04

one more I like, sans hands, but worth posting for its name alone: my of Bootherium bombifrons, in standoffish pose

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2017-03-04

Chasmosaurine Ceratopsids, the group that includes the famous Triceratops https://t.co/bHAkSQ0aS4

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2017-03-04

3 ways in which bacteria in can lead to inflammation through immune responses by Aileen Lin 1T8

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2017-03-04

RT by 1T3 alumna "Starting w/ an oldie but a goodie: your is a work of art!"

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2017-03-04

Saltwater crocodile sketch from Darwin, Australia. Watercolor. https://t.co/Idkia3uSVb

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2017-03-04

Thanks :) it's part of IceAge exhibits at the Natural History Museum of Utah. here's another: my of an extinct camel

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2017-03-04

Diatoms are photosynthesising algae that have a siliceous skeleton and are found in almost every aquatic environment.

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2017-03-04

Fossil and their extinct inspirations, because I'm that kind of nerd https://t.co/sI0bMtuX7m

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2017-03-03

"Under the Same Stars 1 (Ammonite Night)"
Acrylic, ink, & glitter on canvas
8 x 8 inches

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2017-03-04

Day 3 of the AND it's
"Under the Same Stars 2 (Mosasaur Dreams)"
Acrylic & glitter on canvas
8 x 8 inches

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2017-03-04

Day 3 and my first post for the tweet storm. These are in Alaska and Siberia during the period.

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2017-03-03