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John Edward Gray, @BritishMuseum's Keeper of #Zoology who helped Charles #Darwin conduct research on #barnacles, is @LindaHall_Org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
(The image on the right is from Darwin's 1854 book on the subclass Cirripedia.)
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#histSTM
Some more fakemon comms! Featuring some gooseneck barnacles, a more hyena-like evo for mightyena, a paradox beedrill, and some fiery snakes!
@gravphobia Oh whoops, barnacles, tartar sauce, wrong picture
@BeastSoulArt Sure, why not :D
Here's my half-orc gnoll Barny (short for Barnacles, pronounced like a Greek hero name), a warrior and a baker!
Fontaine has hyperspeed vessels, underwater mechanics, barnacles, and big and small clamshells
Soruce: @/genshinBLANK
The Cenacle 119
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#Travel #Maine #memoir #prose
Kenzie Oliver:
I preferred jumping off the stairs closer to the blue-black waters. Down where the algae, seaweed, sharp vicious barnacles, and the occasional sea star lived.
@iezeradd Barnacles, seaweed, or other nautical debris is an acceptable substitute.
Adam Emory Albright, Barnacles, 1907 https://t.co/FRSzG1rCUJ #artinstituteofchicago #adamemoryalbright
Adam Emory Albright, Barnacles, 1907 https://t.co/FRSzG1rCUJ #artinstituteofchicago #museumarchive
Adam Emory Albright, Barnacles, 1907 https://t.co/FRSzG1JdMh #adamemoryalbright #artinstituteofchicago
Barnacles, 1907 https://t.co/FRSzG1rCUJ #museumarchive #americanart
One of my fav #fish! Grunt sculpins look like giant barnacles, & live in their abandoned shells. Badass.
Project Animalia (daily #sciart 2021)
Day 54: Grunt sculpin (Rhamphocottus richardsoni)
#medart #the100dayproject #fishart #marinebio #AnimalArtistsUnite #dailyart
The edible sea urchin (Echinus esculentus), is found on the majority of coast around the British Isles. Like the data team, it spends a lot of the day grazing on tasty treats like seaweed and barnacles, although it's more like cake and biscuits for our team!
📷: Dr Keith Hiscock
Here is an example of how photography is a great tool for #SciArt.
These are gooseneck barnacles, a common marine invertebrate found along the coast of Washington State.
I took the photo which helped me illustrate my painting.
Oh no! Mio's having a reaction to the barnacles, her boobs are swelling up with milk! Don't just stand there Azusa, help her!
This was my second patreon reward! Like what you see? You should support me on patreon for more!
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#OnThisDay in 1846, Darwin began his study of barnacles, which would last for 8 years. He included fossil barnacles in this work! #histsci
Meet 'Driftwood' - the beachcomber witch. She has dress barnacles, dried out fish strung up on hat & a seashell bag