Sergio Ibarra
@theafenogaster.bsky.social
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Biologist, scientific illustrator & antkeeper https://linktr.ee/sergio.ibarra.mellado
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Lasius neglectus worker

#myrmecology #digitalart
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chikichanka.bsky.social
Alicia Sempere Marín y yo revisamos los documentos conocidos sobre la introducción de los cangrejos y añadimos pruebas de que los cangrejos enviados desde Toscana llegaron vivos a los estanques de los Sitios Reales en el entorno de Madrid
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theafenogaster.bsky.social
fun drawing with greyscale markers
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aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social
🖼️ Image 1 – Hypothetical reconstruction of the queen. This is what she might have looked like had she founded a colony instead of fossilizing after drowning in a water pool. The queen and her first nurse are shown tending eggs and larvae of two generations.
theafenogaster.bsky.social
no reference earwig

(hind legs need to be pushed back a bit and other anatomical inaccuracies)

#dermaptera
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drbioblogo.bsky.social
Sólo vengo a recordar que tuve el honor de escribir un capítulo en el libro "Artrópodos: Las fascinantes criaturas que cambiaron la historia"

Libro en el que contamos cosas muy curiosas sobre bichitos.
Y tiene ilustraciones muy bonicas de @theafenogaster.bsky.social

Feliz #DíadelLibro 🐝🦋🐞🐜🪰🪲😉
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aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social
e. Hormigas polinizadoras:
e.1 Lasius grandis.
e.2 Lasius cinereus.
e.3 Camponotus cruentatus.
f. Hormiga dispersora: Pheidole pallidula.
g. Flor siendo polinizada por Lasius grandis.
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theafenogaster.bsky.social
Messor ibericus, Proatelurina, Neoasterolepisma and Microhodotermes for a study on Zygentoma diversity within nests of ants and termites. @biojairo.bsky.social

#silverfish #entomology #ants #termites
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aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social
🐜 Crónicas de una colonia: incipientes reinos de Crematogaster.
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aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social
💀 Lo que la marabunta se llevó: competencia entre invasoras.

👀 El pasado verano, durante el XVIII Taxomara celebrado en Málaga, algunos socios de la #AIM tuvimos la oportunidad de visitar la ciudad y, entre otras cosas, sus #hormigas.
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danielkronauer.bsky.social
I recently posted a picture of a large Dorylus molestus army ant worker from Mount Kenya. Here is the same ant again, but this time in comparison to its smaller sisters. These ants are incredibly polymorphic, and the different worker types take on different tasks in the colony.
theafenogaster.bsky.social
Herpestes ichneumon for my father’s birthday
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#herpestesichneumon #meloncillo
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theafenogaster.bsky.social
Goniomma hispanicum for @aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social

#myrmecology #illustration
worker queen male
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palaeojules.bsky.social
I dug up this old picture from Twitter, so here you go:
Meet the Pterosaurs!
#paleoart #paleontology #pterosaurs
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aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social
⁉️ ¿Sabías que…? La comunidad de criadores, aficionados e investigadores del mundo de las #hormigas cuenta con un #FORO que ofrece un espacio común y permite generar, conservar y gestionar un valioso conocimiento.
theafenogaster.bsky.social
yes i approve of that thinking
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markwitton.bsky.social
My chapter - authored with @tattersdill.bsky.social - in the new Palaeontology in Public book is "The ‘Spin’ in Spinosaurus: inventing a modern dinosaur superstar", discussing changing depictions and attitudes towards this now A-list dinosaur - read it here: uclpress.co.uk/book/palaeon... #palaeoart
A series of grey-shaded line drawings showing the changing shape of the sail-backed predatory dinosaur Spinosaurus over the last 100 years, moving through sometimes upright, sometimes spiny, sometimes T. rex-like depictions to longer-snouted, "newt-tailed" versions.
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aim-mirmecologia.bsky.social
⁉️ ¿Sabías que…? El nombre del género Messor viene de un dios romano.
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nataliajagielska.bsky.social
The best preserved pterosaur from the Afro-Arabian continent, Mimodactylus 🫒
A black, white and red pterosaur with long wings on green background, minimalist, with arabic text للشهداء‎ (for the martyrs)