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Tim Péwé View high resolution

Tim Péwé

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thelotusheartstudio: Art in progress. {original photo} View high resolution

thelotusheartstudio:

Art in progress.

{original photo}

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memoryepsilon: The Machinist ~ Aaron C. Bass View high resolution

memoryepsilon:

The Machinist ~ Aaron C. Bass

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scientificillustration: Skeleton of a common swift Apus apus as Cypselus apus From: Osteologia avium; Or, a Sketch of the Osteology of Birds / II by T. C.  Eyton View high resolution

scientificillustration:

Skeleton of a common swift Apus apus as Cypselus apus

From: Osteologia avium; Or, a Sketch of the Osteology of Birds / II by T. C.  Eyton

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ofcordate: Orthogonal views of the skeleton (c 1510-11)

ofcordate:

Orthogonal views of the skeleton (c 1510-11)

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biomedicalephemera: Cuvier Day Skeleton of bony fish. Cuvier’s work on fish was one of the last projects of his life. He did most of his work on it with Achille Valenciennes between 1828 and 1831, though he started researching fish in 1801. The final volumes on fish classification contained over 5000 species description. View high resolution

biomedicalephemera:

Cuvier Day

Skeleton of bony fish.

Cuvier’s work on fish was one of the last projects of his life. He did most of his work on it with Achille Valenciennes between 1828 and 1831, though he started researching fish in 1801. The final volumes on fish classification contained over 5000 species description.

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forbiddenalleys:

(Ron Pippin)

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