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#Spectember 11: Neotenic Echinoderms https://tmblr.co/ZK8L1tYxv-5FOu00 #specevo

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#Spectember 21: Moon Camels https://tmblr.co/ZK8L1tZ0RJGumy00 #specevo

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And so we finish #Spectember as we started… with ridiculous land dolphins! Spectember 22: Land Dolphins 2 - The Beakening https://tmblr.co/ZK8L1tZ0mIbCeW00 #specevo

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RT @FabioAleRomero@twitter.com

#Spectember day 21
The Soft Tumblesponge is an alien species from a desert windy planet which evolved to take advantage of the environment, developing into a hollow spherical net which inside it captures all the particles that come into its path as are carried away by the wind

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In 2006 I wrote my own take on Pierre Boulle's Planet of The Apes, set on an alien planet with (spoilers!) uplifted Earth apes on it. The planet also needed native organisms, largest of which on land was this radially symmetrical Galapagos tortoise sized herbivore. #Spectember

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#Spectember 19: Flightless Bats https://tmblr.co/ZK8L1tY-9GauCq00 #specevo

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