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Maya boy doing graffiti. Graffiti is seen throughout the Maya world in many cities. This one based on one in Tikal. High res unwatermarked version in patreon:
https://t.co/prpQcwc4DH

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2020-06-07

*Life cycle stages of the black-legged deer tick, and common hosts* by Laurie O'Keefe for
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2020-05-30

SARS-Cov-2 by

We've seen a lot of spiky coronavirus visualizations lately, and the team at 3FX wondered what they might look like on the inside!

View More: https://t.co/kH55E3w6mB

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2020-05-29

It’s going to be great having Ray Evans join the MAA council once again! Ray is the owner of SRi Forensics Ltd., and an expert witness in one of the leading companies in the discipline of forensic facial comparison. https://t.co/zAk2uPVfrm

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2020-05-28

missing cresswell today

credit: whimsicalillustration 🌸

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2020-05-23

Frank H. Netter, MD's illustration "Giving Life" is a reminder of the vital role physicians and nurses play, especially in times like these. Grateful to our medical heroes!

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2020-05-22

Women and botanical illustrations in the 17th, 18th and 19th Centuries. Article from the National Museum of Wales.
https://t.co/vYQiKho0ec

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2020-05-20

Honeysuckle Berries
Francis Martin Russell (1820-1915)
Watercolour with pencil
30 x 22.5 cm

From the current online exhibition ‘The Flower Show’ https://t.co/ddCNO8iF61

From BADA member Sarah Colegrave

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2020-05-20

Day 138: Hoya 🌱
This is realy cute flower~!! 💜
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Hoya symbolizes wealth and protection.
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2020-05-18