Fig. 1061 from C. L. Koch, Die Arachniden (1845): Theridion lunatum, today Parasteatoda lunata (Theridiidae). Female. Locality as printed: "Deutschland".
https://inaturalist.org/taxa/737697
All figures: koch.kimbaro.com
#spiders #SciArt #NaturalHistory
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Doing research on our adventures 🤓
#astronomy #NaturalHistory #Meteorites #rocks #Geology #museum
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Fig. 1486 from C. L. Koch, Die Arachniden (1847): Gluvia geniculata, today Ammotrechella geniculata (Ammotrechidae). Locality as printed: "Südamerika, in den Gegenden des Orinoko".
inaturalist.org/taxa/1457275
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Just a reminder that I'll be talking about 'Darwin's Queer Theory' at Oxford's Museum of Natural History in two weeks' time (Friday 6 November, 6–7:30pm). I'll be signing copies of QUEER ORIGINS, too. It’s free, and everyone’s welcome — but booking is essential. I'd love to see you there . . . 🌈 📚 🦋
Details here: https://www.oumnh.ox.ac.uk/event/darwins-queer-theory.
#Oxford #museum #museums #glam #naturalhistory #science #nature #animals #Darwin #evolution #history #histsci #sts #queerhistory #queer #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia
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Fig. 1236 from C. L. Koch, Die Arachniden (1846): Asaracus megacephalus (Salticidae). Male. Locality as printed: "Brasilien".
inaturalist.org/taxa/834649
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Fig. 57 from C. W. Hahn, Die Arachniden (1833): Mygale cancerides, today Phormictopus cancerides (Theraphosidae). Male. Locality as printed: "St. Domingo".
inaturalist.org/taxa/354550
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Fig. 73 from C. W. Hahn, Die Arachniden (1833): Lycosa tarantula (Lycosidae). Female. Locality as printed: "Südliche Teile von Italien, Spanien und Portugal".
inaturalist.org/taxa/347861
All figures: koch.kimbaro.com
#spiders #SciArt #NaturalHistory