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Flit has been working hard in Biology class focussing on the molecular structure of insects and splicing DNA.

She is successful in removing the moth introns and joining the firefly exons to recreate a species she's lovingly called the beacon bug.

 

She watches in awe as the beautiful creations flutter into the air and fill the darkness with a new light.

 

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CREDITS

a b e r r a n t // Pimples Catwa Applier

Addams // Revival Military Jacket // Maitreya

Addams // Sophia Tank Top // Maitreya

**CC** - Firefly Aura (Subtle)

GizzA - Josie Pants [Tartan] Size S

*katat0nik* Death's Head - Moth Swarm

*katat0nik* Death's Head - Mouth Moth

[ kunst ] - Cross Necklace [F]

RO - Junkyard Dogs - Collar - RARE

 

Origins Timeline: 2015 (18 years before the flood)

Madrid, Spain, November 2022

Cistus albidus, grey-leaved cistus, jara blanca (spanish)

May 2021

Chromodoris magnifica, South of Komodo Island, Indonesia

Cells from an onion root.

Milkweed, Monarch, Plain Tiger butterflys

(EN) Sunset wrasse - (FR) Girelle-paon jaune

Thalassoma lutescens terminal phase, Tahiti, French Polynesia

Divesite: Pulau Bangka (North Sulawesi/Indonesia)

Sea Souls Dive Resort, April/May 2019

Nocturnal Camponotus species found at the Madagascan Biodiversity Center

More building facade of the Biology Building, Monash University.

Cannon Beach, OR

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Incubators, soil and aquatic biomes, places for nurturing micro life needed for healthy plants.

Also equipment for testing

decoy scorpionfish

Llévame por ese etéreo camino, por esa sublime vereda o por ese entrañable sendero, en el que esté rodeado por mis singulares ideas, en donde nada es lo que parece y donde todo puede ser posible. Llévame, y olvídate por un momento de tí

Western honey bee visits a blossom of meadow clary.

 

western honey bee or European honey bee

Westliche Honigbiene

[Apis mellifera]

 

meadow clary or meadow sage

Wiesen-Salbei

[Salvia pratensis]

 

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Today’s exam was biology. Usually biology is my best subject, but the exam was not perfect this time. I could choose from three different tasks, of which I had to solve two. The first one was about genetics (which is the topic dealt with in this MoC) and the others were evolution and ecology. In the end I chose genetics, which is my favorite topic and ecology, because the task was self explanatory.

 

The next exam will be English on monday.

 

Rambler Six overcome by Kudzu vines, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Within the realm of biology, I see that there is no longer any sum or difference found within multiplication and division.

Quincy Mine Hoist Association

Hancock, Michigan

 

O Scale model inside the hoist house museum.

Scientific classification:

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda

Class: Insecta

Order: Lepidoptera

Family: Lymantriidae

Genus: Lymantria

  

Stranger #67 – Marine

 

I saw Marine walking with a friend of hers in the street, I approached them and asked Marine

 

Marine is studying psychology, if I remember correctly she has a degree in biology and decided to study psychology after her degree in biology. “What we’ve studied so far is general psychology, cognitive psychology, we’re learning how the brain works. 5-10 years from now? Why not have my own practice? My neuropsychology practice, or work in an association, or in a hospital. There are a lot of associations which hire neuropsychologists. I’d love working in one which helps women. My advice to myself? It’s not a waste of time, believe in yourself and go for it!”

 

Thank you very much Marine!

 

This picture is #67 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page

 

This is my 62nd submission to the Human Family Group. To view more street portraits and stories visit The Human Family Flickr Group page

 

Marine étudie la psychologie. Si je me souviens bien, Marine a obtenu sa licence de biologie avant de se réorienter et d’étudier la psychologie. “C’est assez général ce qu’on fait, psychologie cognitive, comment fonctionne le cerveau. Dans 5-10 ans, pourquoi pas avoir mon propre cabinet de neuropsychologie ou travailler dans une asso ou en hôpital. Y a plein d’assos qui emploient des neuropsychologues, une asso pour aider les femmes. Un conseil que j’aimerais me donner quand j’étais plus jeune? C’est pas du temps perdu. Aie confiance en toi et fonce!”

 

Merci beaucoup Marine!

 

Cette photo est la #67 dans mon projet 100 strangers. Apprenez-en plus au sujet du projet et visionnez les photos prises par d’autres photographes sur la page Flickr du groupe 100 Strangers

 

C’est ma 62ème participation au groupe The Human Family. Pour voir plus de portraits de rue et d’histoires, visitez la page Flickr du groupe The Human Family

Spring is sprung! Shot in our back garden

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Untitled, 2001, graphite, color pencil, gouache, 15 x 11 inches

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