Welcome to Trilobite Tuesday! Pictured is Asaphus kowalewski. This 450-million-year-old species stands apart from other trilobites with its eyes perched atop 2-in- (5-cm-) long stalks. To some, Asaphus kowalewski may look like an animal from a distant galaxy!

Chaos in my dish: a hydrozoan jellyfish Leuckartiara octona tries to squeeze between bipinnaria larvae of Luidia sarsii starfish. The North Sea, Skagerrak ✨🌊🔬 These animals are about 7 mm in length.

Volatility First work on Persistent Dynamics Series

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We hear 2016 is making a comeback, so let's give this 2016 honorable mention showing Micrasterias rotata cell division some love this #SmallWorldInMotionMonday! bit.ly/3OEnKf3 Credit: Wim van Egmond

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Stripe Worm (wider darks)

Absolutely magical sea anemone larva (about 7 mm) from The Lombok Strait, Indonesia 🇮🇩

縮こまってない大きめサイズのイボトビムシがおられたので撮らせてもらったが、寝起き感があるノソノソ具合でとても良かった。

Mathematics Tunnel. Fingerprint of infinity. Computation by hexeosis ⬢⬢⬢⬢⬢⬢, hexeosis.com, Used with permission.

Someone requested that I record him while he is asleep so you can see him moving his feet and antennae while he is dreaming ….. zzz

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Nano scale engineering. Nature’s rotary motor makes our best engines look primitive; the bacterial flagellar motor: ~25 proteins, 20–50k atoms, self-assembled perfection. Key parts: - Rotor (C-ring) - Multiple stators (MotA/B) - Driveshaft + flexible hook - Flagellar

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Expectation