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wimpynoodle:

the lizard

wimpynoodle:

the lizard

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“If You Know Someone Who Doesn’t Believe Sexism Exists, Show Them This
Link here: [x]

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medicalschool:

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

medicalschool:

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

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vanjalen:

mass confusion

vanjalen:

mass confusion

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parkermassey:

adapt or die

Holy shit if you don’t think mother nature is hardcore please get out

ero-assphyxiation:

parkermassey:

adapt or die

Holy shit if you don’t think mother nature is hardcore please get out

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#LMAOOOO

oceanportal:

How can something with no bones have a fossil? Jelly fossils are hard to come by because, to be formed, the animal must be buried quickly with sediment.
This jellyfish fossil is from the Cambrian period, more than 500 million years ago. It was found buried in Utah—an area that used to be underwater, covered by the ocean.
More about jellyfish fossils and evolution
Photo: Paulyn Cartwright et al. 2007 (PLOS ONE)

oceanportal:

How can something with no bones have a fossil? Jelly fossils are hard to come by because, to be formed, the animal must be buried quickly with sediment.

This jellyfish fossil is from the Cambrian period, more than 500 million years ago. It was found buried in Utah—an area that used to be underwater, covered by the ocean.

More about jellyfish fossils and evolution

Photo: Paulyn Cartwright et al. 2007 (PLOS ONE)

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