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Name: Smilodon fatalis Age: 10-160 thousand years ago, Quaternary Period (Pleistocene) Location: Florida, USA, Ichetucknee River
This slicing tooth of a saber-toothed cat is exactly the kind of treasure people hope to find when they search river beds, but those beds can be tough locations for scientific discoveries. The more information about exactly when and where a fossil comes from, the more valuable a fossil is. Rivers often wash away that data.
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Here are some of the macro illustrations I made of Philodoria moths at the Florida Museum of Natural History. These guys are really tiny-- only about 5-10mm in length!
Summer 2015
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Creature Feature: Galapagos shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis)
Click Below to learn about this weeks Creature Feature: Galapagos shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis).
Photography by John Turnbull
You may recall that we have discussed a few requiem shark species in previous posts. Requiem sharks, such as Bull Sharks, Tiger Sharks and Oceanic Whitetips all belong to the family Carcharhinidae. Carcharhinids are one of the largest groups of sharks and can be found throughout temperate and tropical waters along the continental shelf to the open waters and even…
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Desmopsis trunciflora is in the family Annonaceae. Many species in this family contain a compound called Annonacin, which is extremely poisonous if ingested! Follow for more plant facts and photos! #uf #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #flmnh #herbarium
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Cinnamomum cassia is in the avocado family Lauraceae. Commonly known as Chinese Cinnamon, it is one of multiple species that are cultivated for their bark that is used as a spice! The leaves contain essential oils that are extracted for medicinal benefits as well! Follow for more plant facts and photos! #uf #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #plants #botany #herbarium #flmnh #cinnamomum #cinnamon #microscope (at Florida Museum of Natural History, Dickinson Hall)
Duguetia quitarensis is in the family Annonaceae. Found in the jungles of South America, the fruits of this species are an aggregate of carpels, meaning that multiple carpels of the flowers fuse together to form the structure seen here! Follow for more plant facts and photos! #uf #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #florida #annonaceae #botany #plants #herbarium #flmnh (at Florida Museum of Natural History, Dickinson Hall)
Tacca chantrieri is in the yam family Dioscoreaceae. Commonly called the Bat Flower, it is native to Southeast Asia, including Thailand, Malaysia, and Southern China. The flowers have black bracts, and long, thin bracteoles that resemble whiskers! Follow for more plant facts and photos! #uf #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #flmnh #botany #plants #flowers #tacca (at Bartram and Carr Halls)
