Mar 25, 2025
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宝石のラフな色相環。同じ石でも微妙に色味が違うから複数の色味も混ぜ込んでるのでお仕立て妄想が膨らむ。あとはその時にパッと目に入った宝石について産地や種類など色々しらべ始めたら時間忘れるくらい楽しい。ビタミンカラーのオレンジ系ガーネットとミント~グリーン系の石が気になる🍊🌿𓂃◌𓈒
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HoloType: Treasure Zombie Island releases today on Steam.
Apparently the Parasaurolophus really liked to toot their own horn!
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A holotype thin section to celebrate the last day of classes 🎉
This is a fern from the Eocene epoch, around 50ish million years ago
New found Holotype Aristolochia that will function as a reference species for the Santa Domingo Botanical Garden. By Eladio Fernandez
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The desert bandicoot (Perameles eremiana) once lived in central Australia. The last known specimen was collected in 1943, and it is now presumed extinct. Invasive species and habitat destruction are believed to have contributed to its extinction.
The specimen pictured is the holotype: a male preserved in 70% ethanol. It was likely collected in the late 1800s. [x]
Protozoa, Trichodina parabranchicola Laird, 1953, collected New Zealand. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Te Papa (PR.000210)
Episode 269: Two new sauropods
I Know Dino Podcast Episode 269: Two new #sauropods, Itapeuasaurus and Fushanosaurus, one from a Brazilian beach, the other from a Chinese desert
Episode 269 is all about Hypsibema, a massive hadrosauroid and the state dinosaur of Missouri.
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