Christopher Mah, @echinoblog.bsky.social
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Marine biologist/starfish expert/ invertebrate zoologist /deep-sea echinoderm & evolutionary biologist & toy/comic book/kaiju enthusiast. Views are my own.
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Historical specimens of freshwater mussels from the collection, apparently punched and used for buttons! From Chipola River/Dead Lake in I think Florida! #molluscmonday #molluskmonday
A new species of Cyrtodesmus from Finca Merenberg, Huila, Colombia. For defense, this millipede can roll into a ball. It also secretes a sticky secretion that soil adheres to for camouflage. (Polydesmida, Cyrtodesmidae) #MillipedeMonday #Volvation
WOW! moar freshwater mussels, these from the Tippecanoe River in Indiana.. date? Aug 25, 1899!! YOW! #molluscmonday #molluskmonday
Today's #MolluscMonday is the non-native bivalve shell Brachidontes exustus. Known from New Jersey south throughout the Caribbean, and south to Argentina intertidally attached to rocks. In Britain and Ireland it has been found in Gwithin Cornwall
naturalhistory.museumwales.ac.uk/BritishBivalve…
This delicate souvenir nautilus shell depicts, and is on display at Brunel's SS Great Britain.
#molluscmonday
It was one of several engraved by Charles H. Wood, who worked in Liverpool in the 1840s. He used a small penknife to create his beautiful designs.
My photo #Museums #shell
During our project work Smithsonian Panama taxonomy course, we found that hydrozoans show diverse fluorescence patterns that can vary across life stage and species🪼Happy to see our little study out Bridget Vincent stevehaddock.bsky Emily Lau Alexandra De León
doi.org/10.7773/cm.y20…