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Eliza Brightwen wrote to Eleanor Ormerod in 1895 congratulating her on her pioneering work in agricultural zoology + chemistry. The letter connects two inspiring #femalescientists who both contributed economic #botany specimens to Kew. #HerNaturalHistory #InternationalWomensDay
Painted Aethril for Faebelina's #OCGardenParty <3 One of many glorious specimens on display!
Great paper (https://t.co/maF9IARGHk) on the inner skull cavities of #eusuchian #crocodyliforms from the upper #Cretaceous 🐊Find one of the extant comparative specimens here: https://t.co/LB43OHCKrp #FossilFriday #crocodiles #skull #microCT @inarvaezp @PalaeoStephan @frco_ortega
The greatest contribution to knowledge of Wallace's Giant Bee must go to Adam C. Messer, rediscovered it in 1981 (then only 2 specimens known since 1859) and found out everything that is currently known about this bee's curious biology: https://t.co/Ddrz34kBuR NHMUK013379423
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Thought I might pop into the #VisibleWomen tag! I’m Emmarie and I do undergrad extracellular matrix research in mouse specimens with @PurdueBME and also I’m a self-taught artist on the side trying to better myself every day!
Marion Delf-Smith founded the #botany program at Westfield College. She took her all-female students on field work and collected the specimens used to teach. She also edited a botany comedy magazine, where her #Palaeopoems contribution was published. https://t.co/hgXKAGla5P
Later as curator of McGill University’s Medical Museum she began to study pathological specimens of congenital heart defects. Her expertise was such that Sir William Osler asked her to contribute a chapter on the subject to his celebrated The Principles and Practice of Medicine.
Walter's parents also footed the bill for expeditions to seek out new specimens such as the Queen Alexandra Butterfly (Ornithoptera alexandrae) one of the largest butterflies in the world. @NHM_Tring @NHM_London
Described from sub-adult specimens back in 1893, the secretive & monotypic #ant-eating #spider genus Mallinus (South Africa) is finally re-described & re-diagnosed.
Study: https://t.co/tMGow5STEa #Arachnida #Araneae #Arachnology #Taxonomy #Biodiversity #Endemism
Nancy Anne Kingsbury Wollstonecraft's 'Specimens of the Plants & Fruits of the Island of Cuba' has been digitized and made available for download at the @hathitrust digital library, by way of @CornellRMC. https://t.co/qbUhgtSbFk #NancyWollstonecraft #artherstory #botanicalart
A few #SuperbOwl specimens from our collection by a Greek artist (5th century BC), William Hogarth (English, 1697-1764), Francisco Goya (Spanish, 1746-1828), and Enook Manomie (Inuit, 1941-2006) #McMasterMuseumofArt #HamOnt #artcollection
Happy #FishyFriday! I've been super busy lately, so no new images. I do have many jars of completed c/s specimens waiting though! For now, I hope everyone enjoys this little mosquito fish (Gambusia affinis) and her awesome little teeth! #Ichthyology #Sciart #photography
Night at the Anatomy Museum 2 was in full swing last night. With virtual reality from @GSofASimvis, our own @MagzMT on hand to discuss some animals in jars, a variety of historical specimens and... Felt body parts! #anatomicallycorrect
We are celebrating reaching over 4000 followers on twitter 🥳and have been looking for something to thank all our followers with. What could be better than a bunch of flowers? A bunch of flowers made from 4,000 digital specimens, that's what! THANK YOU! #digitalmuseum #herbarium
Any guesses what family and genus these specimens all belong to? It’s an easy one for Monday! 😆🌳 #flattenedflora #botany #herbarium #MondayFunday @ResearchUTK @UTK_EEB @UTPlantSciences @ArtsSciencesUT
We're diving deep in the world of algae! Join us for the plunge as we explore and curate the fascinating and forgotten specimens of our algae collection! #herbarium #algae #FlattenedFlora #Phycology
The Fat-tailed Dunnart was described by John Gould in 1844 from specimens sent to him by John Gilbert: https://t.co/VmdxI2MiAl. He doesn't mention how cute they are, but the illustration in his 1863 "Mammals of Australia" takes care of that. https://t.co/aNykzSb7B3 @BioDivLibrary
Revision of historical fossil Gavialis specimens from India and Pakistan in #PapersinPalaeontology https://t.co/ovou0guvZI @obslyon @wileyearthspace
How did I miss this!
What a beautiful fossil. New armoured ankylosaur #dinosaur, Zuul, destroyer of shins!
Check out the video of this specimens discovery, feat awesome palaeontologists @DavidEvans_ROM & @VictoriaArbour. https://t.co/q8kod6zwf0
Epic art by the @MesozoicMuse !
Psygnosis always had cool box art. Check out these fine 80s specimens by Roger Dean that had me buying those games