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phylum octofinals, round seven:
brachiopoda (lamp shells)
pictured species: Lingula anatina, Terebretalia transversa
vs
platyhelminthes (flatworms)
pictured species: Pseudoceros hancockanus, Fasciola hepatica
which phylum do you like more ?
brachiopoda
platyhelminthes
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Ive been much much more picky this year with the fossils I find and bring home because I overdid it last year and have no space for new shit lmao but yesterday I found a really gorgeous specimen I couldnt leave on the beach!
A lovely impression of a brachiopod, didnt even have to use any force to separate the pieces it just fell open in my hands :)
Monoprint I made with some nice paper I got from a local reuse centre!
"L'ascension de la vie" ["The ascent of life"] from Camille Flammarion's Le monde avant la création de l'homme (1886)
https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6225955v/f161.item
A regular customer to the bookstore (that I have only seen twice this past year due to his illness) came in today. We caught up and chatted and shared photos, and as he was leaving he gifted me a 365 million year old brachiopod fossil!
(this is what he told me it was, I think it's rad)
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Palaeozoic sea chapter heading from Der vorgeschichtliche Mensch: Ursprung und Entwickelung des Menschengeschlechtes [Prehistoric Man: Origin and Development of Humankind] by Wilhelm Baer and Hermann Schaaffhausen (1872)
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.hw274v&seq=45&view=1up
today's invertebrate..............lingula adamsi
he has an objectively correct and wrong answer to every question that has been and will ever be asked
if you pay him a tiny/large amount then maybe he'll give you the answer to an age old question like 'what does it all mean?' or 'why is the sky red now?', but only if you've never flicked or wiggled his stalk (like many have done before)
if you've ever touched his stalk at some point in your life he'll remember it forever and will never talk to you unless you sincerely apologise to him about it
glorpiness rating: peduncle activities
photographed by 渔喵 (fishingcatt) (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
no idea how these creatures work but I love them
Brachipod (Lingula) By: Dr. Richard A. Boolootian From: The Science of Zoology 1966
