The committee meeting by Tampen on Flickr.

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The committee meeting by Tampen on Flickr.
Jaguar(Ales Gola)
Wide Body Murcielago in brushed aluminum (wrap)
So cool!
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pacarana
Chestnut Colored Woodpecker. Photo by Bill Holsten
Ninja cat
man and blue whale by Matthew Coutts
RIP Djalma Santos
The hardened lever, Scleromochlus (1907)
Phylum : Chordata Class : Reptilia Order : Pterosauria Family : Scleromochlidae Genus : Scleromochlus Species : S. taylori
Late Triassic (210 Ma)
18 cm long and 700 g
Scotland
Every now and then, the vagaries of fossilization throw a bony wrench into the carefully laid plans of paleontologists. A good example is the tiny Scleromochlus, a skittering, long-limbed, late Triassic reptile that (as far as experts can tell) was either ancestral to the first pterosaurs or occupied a poorly understood “dead end" in reptilian evolution. Some paleontologists assign Scleromochlus to the controversial family of archosaurs known as “ornithodirans," a group which may or may not even turn out to make sense from a taxonomic standpoint. Confused yet?
Earth leaks the equivalent of about 90 metric tons of plasma into outer space every day, according to new data collected by the European Space Agency's Cluster mission.
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