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Zenda
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Tras el enorme éxito que esta novela ha tenido en su versión catalana, llega la traducción al castellano de esta distopía: Mammalia, de Elisenda Solsona.
Los rugidos de la Tierra - Zenda
Elisenda Solsona apunta en Zenda algunas de las claves de la escritura de su novela 'Mammalia', publicada por Lava.
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🐆 Brehm's Life of animals: Volume 1, Mammalia
Chicago: Marquis, 1895.

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Black-and-white historical illustration depicting a jaguar crouched on a thick tree branch over a flowing stream in a dense forest. The jaguar’s body is covered in distinctive rosette-shaped spots, and it is shown grasping a large fish in its mouth. Lush foliage and intertwining branches surround the animal, emphasizing its natural habitat. The jaguar’s focused, intense expression highlights its hunting prowess. The scene captures the jaguar’s role as a feared predator in the New World forests, particularly known for fishing in running waters.
November 4, 2025 at 7:23 AM Everybody can reply
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Biodiversity Pics
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🐜 The class Mammalia /.
London: Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, 1827..

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Historical black-and-white illustration of an anteater climbing a textured rock surface. The anteater is shown in profile, featuring its elongated snout, small rounded ears, long tail, and sharp curved claws gripping the rock. Its fur is detailed with dark shading along the back and lighter fur on the limbs and head. The background is plain, emphasizing the animal's anatomy and climbing posture. The image is labeled "THE URSINE ANT-EATER" along the right side, reflecting the 1827 scientific style of mammal depiction.
November 4, 2025 at 1:23 AM Everybody can reply
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Biodiversity Pics
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🦌 Brehm's Life of animals: Volume 1, Mammalia
Chicago: Marquis, 1895.

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Historical black and white illustration from 1895 depicting two moose in a forest setting. One large male moose stands prominently with long legs, a sturdy body, and enormous broad antlers with multiple tines. Beside him, a female moose lies down calmly amid grass and foliage, lacking antlers. The detailed background shows trees and dense undergrowth. The moose are identified as the largest species of the Deer family in the Old World, with the male's antlers adapted to avoid entanglement in branches. The scene captures the natural habitat and physical traits of Alces alces (moose).
November 3, 2025 at 9:23 AM Everybody can reply
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Biodiversity Pics
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🦷 The class Mammalia
London: Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, 1827.

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Historical illustration titled "The class Mammalia" showing detailed skulls of two mammal species, Vespertilio auritus and Pteropus vulgaris. The top features two small side views of skulls labeled "Z." The middle depicts a side view of Vespertilio auritus skull with pointed cheek teeth. The bottom shows a three-quarter view of Pteropus vulgaris skull with open jaws, highlighting ridged or furrowed cheek teeth. The image focuses on the structure and variation of teeth in these mammals, emphasizing sharp canines and distinct cheek tooth morphology relevant to their classification. Printed in London, 1827.
October 31, 2025 at 10:23 PM Everybody can reply
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PedroEH
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I bless the rains

#AIart #AIgenerated #synthArt
Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata The Class is Mammalia,'cause boobies, we got 'em Order is Primate, Family Hominidae The genus is Homo, but you know you're into me 'Cause I am in the species known as Sapien Dogs used to eat me, but now they bring the paper in It's going to take a lot to get me away from you (Damn, damn) There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do (S-s-sapien) I bless the rains down in Africa (Oh, bless the rains) I bless the rains down in Africa I bless the rains down in Africa (Africa)
October 31, 2025 at 4:44 PM Everybody can reply
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Biodiversity Pics
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🐾 A history of British mammals. v.1.
London: Gurney and Jackson, 1910-1921.

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Illustration plate showing natural-size detailed drawings of four bat heads from "A history of British mammals" (1910-1921). The bats depicted are: 1. Myotis bechsteini with large ears and fur-covered face from a side angle; 2 and 3. Barbastella barbastellus shown from front and side views, featuring wide ears with distinct ridges and a small nose; 4. Plecotus auritus with notably long, upright ears and dense fur around the head. The image highlights the unique ear shapes and facial fur textures important for species identification within British Mammalia.
October 30, 2025 at 8:23 PM Everybody can reply
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Estimate of the global biomass of the class Mammalia since 1850.

Ref: Nature Communications vol 16, Article 8338 (2025)
October 29, 2025 at 3:16 PM Everybody can reply
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R. P.
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Mammalia. Elisenda Solsona.
October 29, 2025 at 9:05 AM Everybody can reply
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Biodiversity Pics
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🐿 Brehm's Life of animals: Volume 1, Mammalia
Chicago: Marquis, 1895.

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Historical black-and-white illustration showing an opossum grasping a chipmunk by its body with its mouth and tail. The opossum is depicted with dense fur, sharp claws, and long whiskers, perched among rocks and rough terrain. The chipmunk appears limp, suggesting it is prey. The detailed engraving emphasizes the opossum’s predatory behavior and physical features. Text below identifies the animals and describes the opossum's hunting persistence and unique status as the only carnivorous American marsupial.
October 27, 2025 at 2:23 PM Everybody can reply
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Biodiversity Pics
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🐾 On the structure and development of the skull in the mammalia /.
London: Royal Society of London, 1874-1885.

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Historical anatomical illustration showing various detailed views of mammalian skull and jawbone structures. The image includes multiple sections and angles of bones with fine shading and labels indicating specific parts. Left side features elongated mandibles with teeth and joint structures, while the right side presents smaller, intricate bones like ear ossicles and vertebrae. The illustration uses soft yellow and brown tones on a pale background, highlighting bone textures and connectivity. Overall, the plate emphasizes the structure and development of mammalian skull components, reflecting 19th-century scientific study.
October 27, 2025 at 10:23 AM Everybody can reply
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A quiet moment on the prairie.
Dozens of bison rest in the low autumn sun, their breath barely rising in the cool air.

“Rest is not idleness…” — John Lubbock

#AmericanBison #PrairieWildlife #WildlifePhotography #GrasslandConservation #ManitobaNature
A large herd of American bison resting in an open meadow bordered by a fence and autumn trees, soft morning light catching their thick coats. Species: American Bison Scientific Name: Bison bison Genus: Bison Family: Bovidae Order: Artiodactyla Class: Mammalia
October 26, 2025 at 2:34 PM Everybody can reply
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Casey Sisterson - Photographer
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A white-tailed deer pauses at the edge of a birch grove, morning light tracing gold across the meadow.

#whitetaildeer #wildlifePhotography #autumnlight #prairienature #manitobaphotography
A white-tailed deer stands alert at the edge of a birch forest, bathed in soft golden morning light with autumn foliage in the foreground. Common name: White-tailed Deer Scientific name: Odocoileus virginianus Family: Cervidae Genus: Odocoileus Order: Artiodactyla Class: Mammalia Shutter speed: 1/2500 s ISO: 8000 Focal length: 800 mm
October 26, 2025 at 3:14 AM Everybody can reply
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Ivan Beà 🫒❄️
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Els que m'he llegit fa poc:
- Ferrocarrils de Mèxic
- Canto jo i la muntanya balla
- La innocència dels mosquits
- El meu país estimat, cròniques d'un país perdut
- La dolçor de viure
- Els de la saga Stella Signata d'en Ricard Efa
- Mammalia
- Xacona
- Autòctones, deu contes bestials
- Miràbilis
October 25, 2025 at 2:36 PM Everybody can reply
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I'm doing a Rimworld cultist playthrough where I rely on summoning minions and using various abominations for battle. It's been one of my favourite playthroughs to date.

Look at my army of dipshits.
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A lineup of Rimworld colonists and their army of creatures. There are 6 colonists: -Blur, a Devilpuff (from Biotech Expansion: Mammalia), which is essentially a red sheep person. (She's a Necro/Pyromancer, the colony's cook.) -Liam, a brown-skinned man with wavy black hair. (He's a Technomancer and the colony's scientist) -Oi'noie, a Forsaken (from Alpha Animals/Genes) with dark grey skin, four horns and four glowing yellow eyes. (The colony's crafter.) -Pear, a Gauranlenkin (from Vanilla Races Expanded: Phytokin), which is essentially just a woman with plant hair. (She's the colony's farmer.) -Sarah, a white woman with wavy black hair. (A Protector, with defensive and healing psycasts.) -Combs, a Lapis (from Alpha Genes), with dark grey skin and a metallic carapace on the top of their head and on their jaw. (She's a random new recruit, will probably die soon.) Near them are: -Two humanoids made of jagged, rusted metal (Rusted Infantrymen from New Anomaly Threats) -14 red slime monsters (Red Goo from Alpha Animals) -1 writhing mass of flesh with tentacles and mouths (Engorged Tentacular Abomination from Alpha Animals) -2 massive floating eyeballs with spiky red carapaces and three eyestalks (Unblinking Eyes from Alpha Animals) -10 faceless, bladed metal creatures (Steel Constructs from Vanilla Psycasts Expanded, summoned by Liam) -4 toad-dog looking things with eyes and tentacles on them (Ocular Dryads from Alpha Memes) -8 green worms with 3 large fangs around their mouths. (Acidic Spitter Dryad from Vanilla Ideology Expanded: Dryads)
October 24, 2025 at 7:42 PM Everybody can reply
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Claude ✡️🦖🦕
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bats are the only flying mammals, but gliding in cynodonts extends back to the jurassic period even outside of crown-group mammalia, and no known group of gliding mammals echolocates
October 24, 2025 at 6:28 PM Everybody can reply
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Fun trivia: Hyenas are actually their own family entirely!

Canines fall in to Family Canidae, hyenas fall in to Family Hyaenidae, both converge under Order Carnivora inside of Mammalia. ♥️
October 23, 2025 at 9:17 PM Everybody can reply
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Butterflies Katz ⓥ
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If you google it, you will find, yes humans are animals:

Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata (possessing a backbone)
Class: Mammalia (having hair and milk glands)
Order: Primates
Species: Homo sapiens
October 23, 2025 at 1:18 PM Everybody can reply
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delromainzika
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Critique Ciné : Mammalia (2025)
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Critique Ciné : Mammalia (2025) - Critiques Cinéma et séries
Mammalia // De Sebastian Mihăilescu. Avec István Téglás, Mălina Manovici et Denisa Nicolae. Mammalia ressemble à une mauvaise blague de cinéphiles en fin de soirée. Signé par le réalisateur roumain Se...
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October 22, 2025 at 11:27 AM Everybody can reply
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Mike Wiser
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PROBABLY.

Dinosauria are not known for widespread* milk production, and mammary glands are a synapomorphy of mammalia.

*Things like pigeon milk aren't really milk
October 21, 2025 at 3:23 PM Everybody can reply
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Rucs elèctrics (aka DrPertorbat)
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Després de més d'un any, donem per tancada l'edició 2024-25 del #bingoCificat i, per tant, toca revisar les estadístiques.

Comencem amb els llibres més llegits. La veritat és que teniu molt bon gust.
Bingocificat Estadístiques 2024-25 Top llibres: Els confins i la tenebra 12 lecutres, L'ànima de l'emperador 8, El caminant de la tinyosa 6. Bingocificat Estadístiques 2024-25 Top llibres (segona part): El laberint de Noctiluca 6 lectures, Mammalia 5, Houston Houston, ens rebeu? 5 lectures.
October 20, 2025 at 6:05 AM Everybody can reply
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Raphael Ramos
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📸 Registro do dia 🐒🧬🌱

#primates #sagui #mico #mammalia #animalia #mataatlantica #minasgerais🔺 #zonadamata #muriae #fauna #biodiversidade #ecologia #photography #animal
October 19, 2025 at 11:24 PM Everybody can reply
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1841 Horses By Smith 31 Col Plts Jardine Naturalist's Library Vol Xx Mammalia ^ 📗
1841 Horses By Smith 31 Col Plts Jardine Naturalist's Library Vol Xx Mammalia ^
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October 19, 2025 at 2:18 PM Everybody can reply
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Carlos Birckolz
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Systematics of the dwarf red brocket, Mazama rufina (Pucheran, 1851) (Mammalia: Artiodactyla: Cervidae), with the description of a new genus
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Systematics of the dwarf red brocket, Mazama rufina (Pucheran, 1851) (Mammalia: Artiodactyla: Cervidae), with the description of a new genus | Zootaxa
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Authentic Plagiarism
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Today i watched 2 toucan and 3 marmosets have a tussle over food. Team toucan all the way. Mammalia were a mistake!
October 18, 2025 at 2:03 PM Everybody can reply