Peces mediterráneos: Jurel, Trachurus trachurus. Sardina, Sardina pilchardus. Boquerón, Engraulis encrasicolus
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Adorable spikefish for the today. These guys are related to triggerfishes and pufferfishes.

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Enjoyed drawing this past week and covered most of my favourite including and Looking forward to the tomorrow 🙂

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is a uniquely beautiful fish; this stripey is one of the most common living in our lakes and rivers and can grow up to 8 - 9 pounds in weight. Perch usually gather in large when hunting for food.

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Highlights from the
Rubeosaurus, Orodus, Samotherium and Gargantuavis.

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For here's a throwback of Lunaspis, the Devonian placoderm whose name appropriately means 🌙🛡️ (weird to remember the entire 1st half of 2018 for me was drawing the Paleozoic with colored pencils in a sketchbook)

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I’m getting in on First character: this lovely European Flounder. One of my favorite fishes!

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For I give you the much loved Gourami. A fan favorite of many an aquarist. These guys are native to Asia.

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Day 16 and a A watercolour painting of the world's largest bony fish, the ocean sunfish (Mola mola), pictured here with some brown sea nettle jellies, one of its preferred foods!

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Shortnose Gar for today's These guys are some of my favorite freshwater fish!

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Still working with watercolors. Black seadevil for

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Last one for now: Silurolepis, an antiarch placoderm. It is very hard to come up with a coloration that makes the front & back look like the same animal, but I like the challenge.

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3 sarcopterygian fish from the Silurian. From the top: Guiyu oneiros, Megamastax, and Psarolepis. 2/3 of these were pretty big predators of the Silurian seas, with Guiyu reaching about 13in while Megamastax is estimated at around 1m (3.28ft)

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You won't find members of the family Holocentridae - AKA the squirrelfishes - burying acorns, but rather prowling the reef after dark for benthic inverts/small fish.

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The tiger shark for this week's the 4th largest shark on earth reaching lengths over 15 feet and 1,200 lbs. Also known as to scavenge on anything from anchor chains to leather jackets.

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I decided to a originally discovered in the 1850s here in Kansas. This giant marine predator is from the Cretaceous, and we have a beautiful fossil here at the Institute.

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Some Silurian agnathans for I did earlier this year. From top to bottom: Birkenia, Pharyngolepis, Lasanius & Jamoytius.

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Directly from Congo Basin, my Polypterus of the day is the banded bichir. They have a swimming bladder that functions like a "lung". This adaptation says a lot about their environment, and the wet and dry seasonal regimes of the Congo forest.#sundayfishsketch

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