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A science comic about all things invertebrates #sciart #scicomm

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Hi folks - the science comic "interviews with invertebrates" now has its very own twitter page (@IWIcomics)! Follow along here for more invertebrate fun! New comics released every Wednesday 🐙🦀🦞🐛🦋🐜🐝 #scicomm #sciart #comic #interviewswithinvertebrates
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Who says you can't build snow invertebrates?
Claire McKinley, PhD (@c_mckinley) profile pictureClaire McKinley, PhD@c_mckinley17 Feb 2021
Replying to @c_mckinley
We built a snow snail last weekend with @IWIcomics
Photo of a giant snail made out of snow in front of a kids playground

ALT Photo of a giant snail made out of snow in front of a kids playground

Photo is three people working on building a snail made out of snow

ALT Photo is three people working on building a snail made out of snow

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l@h2_Lo22 Dec 2020
Ever heard of a benthic transect from 1000 ft deep -> intertidal? @awegalloway and I did some. We used submersible and scuba @MarineBiol_FHL (with support from @SeaDocSociety & @OceanGate). And found red urchins 932' below the surface! #UrchinSearchin cienciasmarinas.com.mx/index…
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Rebecca Varney@RebeccaMVarney14 Nov 2020
Deception Island brought us some pretty amazing #IcyInverts- my favorite was this sunset-colored pycnogonid!
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Check out those snail teeth 😍
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@NaturePortfolio13 Nov 2020
October’s best science images include a snail’s tongue magnified, an asteroid “fist bump,” and a masked monkey. See them here. go.nature.com/38DflkU
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Mo Turner, PhD@PycnoPod8 Oct 2020
12 hour dive into the depths of 3D slicer. Probs not that deep but I'm starting to get the hang of it. Check out this beauty! Can anyone guess the species?
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One more for #MolluskMonday #Molluscmonday, an AMAZING Trinchesia sp sea slug, from Bali, #OceanFlowersCollection by photographer Dave Johnson with Nyoman Cois, facebook.com/photo?fbid=3449…
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Adam P. Summers@Fishguy_FHL4 Oct 2020
I know, I know. It is not a fish. But I just can't stay in my lane. CT scanning is for everyone, even those without backbones.
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JKX Comics@jkxcomics15 Sep 2020
Hey friends, it's been some time, but we have some exciting content planned for you all! Today marks the beginning of LATINX heritage month. Over the next few weeks, we'll be sharing the stories of several LATINX scientists who've made significant contributions to STEM research.
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Adrian Smith@DrAdrianSmith14 Sep 2020
Bless your heart, weevil (Curculio sp.) bless your goofy little heart
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Patrick Pata@patrickrpata14 Sep 2020
New #sciart 🎉 Marine biodiversity is amazing! Can you name all 13 zooplankton in this mandala? #scicomm #zooplankton
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Black in Marine Science@BlackinMarSci28 Aug 2020
Hello all!! Welcome to the official #BlackinMarineScience Twitter. We are SO excited for #BlackinMarineScienceWeek scheduled for November 29th-December 5th! Mark those calendars!! (Peep our new logo designed by @mobiusbrain ) #newlogo
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Jackson Chu, PhD 🍁@jwfchu.bsky.social@jwfchu22 Aug 2020
The Giant Antarctic sea spider (probably the pycnogonid Colossendeis megalonyx) will always rank near the top of the charismatic megafauna I've held inches from my face. They breathe with their LEGS. Mind blown. #InverteFest
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Image from Jackson Chu, PhD 🍁@jwfchu.bsky.social (@jwfchu)
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography@Scripps_Ocean21 Aug 2020
Water temperatures measured by @shoresta100 at Scripps Pier have broken more records: yesterday's 77.2 surface temp was a day record for August 20 and today's bottom temp of 76.1 is an overall record high. shorestations.ucsd.edu/
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Amy Moran@moranamyl22 Aug 2020
The biggest invertefun I had all year: strapping an accelerometer onto a Colossendeis, with a kit and instructions sent from brilliant mad scientist Bret Tobalske #InverteFest
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How cute is this lil friend? Celebrating #InverteFest from my garden today!
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NHM_Bryozoa@BryozoanNhm21 Aug 2020
Lophophores of the cheilostome bryozoan Membranipora membranacea from above #Invertefest
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Dr. Tricia Thibodeau@PattyPlankton21 Aug 2020
Happy #PhytoPhriday! Chaetocerous are a common type of diatom with over 50 species in #NarragansettBay! This is an image of Chaetocerous debilis by @URIGSO Jess Carney. Aren't its spirals beautiful!? @RIEPSCoR #phycologyfriday
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Aaron W. E. Galloway, Ph.D.@awegalloway20 Aug 2020
South Oregon Coast naturalist and @UO_OIMB researcher Nancy Treneman found another juvenile sunflower star (Pycnopodia) yesterday! They are still very rare in Oregon since the wasting disease wiped them out! This is the same species we are working on in the #PycnoNomNom project.
The photo shows a very small Pycnopodia helianthoides (~3 cm in diameter) with 10 arms with a pinkish color. The caption also identifies where it was from at Cape Ferrelo, Oregon. The picture is dated 8-19-20, and the photographer was Nancy C Treneman. Nancy gave permission to me to tweet this and share here photo.

ALT The photo shows a very small Pycnopodia helianthoides (~3 cm in diameter) with 10 arms with a pinkish color. The caption also identifies where it was from at Cape Ferrelo, Oregon. The picture is dated 8-19-20, and the photographer was Nancy C Treneman. Nancy gave permission to me to tweet this and share here photo.

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Brian Cheng (he/his)@chengsbrian21 Aug 2020
🚨We are recruiting a PhD student 🚨 to join our #NSF funded project to study local adaptation to climate change in predatory oyster drills! @UMassAmherst @UMassECo @LKomoroske Please R/T and apply here! bit.ly/3giFMN1
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