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    • 14 October 2011
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    • 12 October 2011
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    Mary’s Monday Metazoan: Dasypodid dance

    Since I just got back from Texas, it’s only fitting to show this beast in a characteristic action pose:

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    • 10 October 2011
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    Anti-caturday post

    It’s no contest. The sea pig has everything a mere cat lacks: it’s cute and adorable, it’s pink, and it’s got tentacles. Once you’ve gone holothurian, you’ll never go…uh, I’m sure the local poet will be along to provide a catchy rhyme.

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    • 8 October 2011
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    Friday Cephalopod: You can get them in neatly stackable cubes now

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    • 7 October 2011
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    Botanical Wednesday: Is it cheating to pose a charismatic metazoan in the vegetation?

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    • 5 October 2011
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    Mary’s Monday Metazoan: Just blendin’ in, bein’ cool

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    • 3 October 2011
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    Friday Cephalopod: Pearlescent!

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    • 30 September 2011
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    Botanical Wednesday: It’s only September, but I need a vacation

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    • 28 September 2011
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    Mary’s Monday Metazoan: Beetle TRIUMPHANT!

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    • 26 September 2011
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