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I'm Chaise and I use anatomy as art by taking photographs of cleared and stained vertebrates to show how the skeleton is both diverse, yet similar, across different animals. https://t.co/o2wxMIeGWr

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2019-01-30

Some illustrations I completed recently for resident Jakub Godzik, MD, for a cadaveric study of rod strain and construct stability https://t.co/LUqEwhqdmb

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2019-01-26

The neck is composed of an astonishing 17 vertebrae, surpassing most sauropods! It was thus probably somewhat flexible, & arose either through sexual selection or exploiting some ecological niche (upper mid-level browsing?)

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2019-01-24

This animal package contains 30 Blender files, it includes 9 birds, 5 mammals, 6 reptiles, 1 amphibian, six fishes and 3 invertebrates. Great pack at a really decent price. https://t.co/8RgheXIJjS

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2019-01-24

Elanodactylus has some unique skeletal features among pterosaurs and evolved long neck vertebrae convergent with another group, the azhdarchids. https://t.co/PyfxWV07cv

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2019-01-24

Lagenanectes richterae
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Living in the seas of what is now Germany 130 million years ago, it’s among the earliest members of the long-necked reptile elasmosaurs. This 8 meters (26 ft) long animal’s neck may contain up to 75 vertebrae.

https://t.co/h8PdYG5gBt

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2019-01-19

I am Alder, and I like invertebrates, extant or not! 🦋 

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2019-01-09

I'm Chaise. I clear, stain, and image vertebrates to portray anatomy in colorful ways! [https://t.co/X106ej82Nt]

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2018-12-30

Which is bloodier: The Red Wedding, or the debate of whether the Tully Monster is a vertebrate?

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2018-12-30

- VERTEBRA -
Drawing my favourite pairing at last... I love seeing tender Gavin and kinda softly panicking Connor.

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2018-12-24

Wells & Camens’ paper on Thylacoleo is superb! I thought I was simply going to learn about a wicked marsupial predator, but the depth and discussion on marsupial vertebral kinematics is outstanding! And look at that vertebral series figure! :D

https://t.co/mSzYLNQbQA

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2018-12-14

The first (and only) challenge submisssion I've done for istebrak's community. The kindly baba-yaga mounting a dark cauldron carrier. I unfortunately no longer have the version with no dark shroud

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2018-12-08

In 2013, myself and colleagues named the new azhdarchoid pterosaur Vectidraco daisymorrisae, known only for a small pelvis and some vertebrae. It had been discovered on the Isle of Wight by 5-yr-old Daisy Morris. The paper is https://t.co/wKAqf5RPPe

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2018-11-29

The wearable art gallery is COMPLETE. We've got FISH, PLANTS, FUNGI, SPACE and INVERTEBRATES (OBVIOUSLY)

I'm super proud of what we put together with the help of a lot of super talented SciArtists!

https://t.co/9BOMEK6W4P

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2018-11-29

I may be known for drawing salamanders and animal farts, but I also enjoy invertebrates of all kinds. My other comic is about a mantis shrimp.

https://t.co/HtUAr63f2t

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2018-11-19

need Susie Deltarune too gnash me in her Gamer Girl Teeth, crunching my vertebrae and instantly killing me

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2018-11-06

Fantastic Invertebrates, Including A Seahorse. 17th.century. Nicolaes De Bruyn Flemish 1571-1656. watercolor.

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2018-11-05

To celebrate International Day here is a “smack of jellyfish” I created in With no brain, heart or eyes these incredible invertebrates are like of the to me! 💙 https://t.co/zMafAIOqWN

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2018-11-02

of and Lumbar Spinal Stenosis. Spinal cord and nerves are compressed and cause pain, numbness, and weakness. The pressure can come from the intervertebral discs (right) or from bone spurs (left)

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2018-10-28

are gentle creatures from South who live in Scientific name means ‘slow feet’ in Greek. An extra vertebrae at the base of their neck allows them to turn their head on a 270° axis.

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2018-10-20