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No one asked but here’s a list of telenovela guys I’m absolutely SIMPING over
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This was an interesting read. They talk a lot about Utah and I'm really hoping the nwsl does the work to make Utah a safe place for black players to play. Cause this right here, was very upsetting.
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Megalitismo en la provincia de Huelva
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Cem Anos de Solidão | Nova série da Netflix ganha teaser instigante
Uma das mais aguardadas de 2024! Adaptação da Netflix do romance "Cem Dias de Solidão" conta com Claudio Cataño como Coronel Aureliano Buendía. Vem ver as primeiras imagens!
Cem Anos de Solidão é a mais nova aposta da Netflix no audiovisual latinoamericano. A trama se baseia no romance homônimo de Gabriel García Márquez, vencedor do Prêmio Nobel de Literatura de 1982, e conta com uma produção majoritariamente colombiana, com o apoio da família do autor. Na adaptação, quem traz o personagem principal Coronel Aureliano Buendía às telas é o colombiano Claudio Cataño…
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Cien Años de Soledad - Serija / One Hundred Years of Solitude / Sto godina samoće Godina: - Žanr: Avantura / Drama / Fantazija Glavne uloge: Claudio Cataño, J https://filmonizirani.net/cien-anos-de-soledad/
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¡Primer vistazo de 'Cien Años de Soledad' en Netflix!
Netflix acaba de anunciar su adaptación de la obra maestra de Gabriel García Márquez ‘Cien Años de Soledad’, uno de los libros más celebrados de la literatura latinoamericana y universal. Iniciando con la famosa frase de introducción “Muchos años después, frente al pelotón de fusilamiento, el coronel Aureliano Buendía había de recordar aquella tarde remota en que su padre lo llevó a conocer el…
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Indian Wells 1 Ch D R1: Matias Soto/Yshai Oliel def. Gabriel Debru/Ezekiel Clark 7-6(5), 6-1 Match Stats
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G. Debru/E. Clark had their chances in the first set, but M. Soto/Oliel was more solid on serve until they came out of trouble a few times. However, the former's baseline game lacked in the second set, where after M. Soto/Oliel rediscovered their balance in the tie-breaker, they had not looked back since until they left the former pair with lesser options from the baseline. While this accounted to G. Debru/E. Clark's 8 opportunities to break, M. Soto/Oliel successfully maximized their chances through their aggression, thus converting 66% of their break points.
Besides, speaking of M. Soto/Oliel's service games, they slightly had a better appearance on serve. Scoring 2 aces, they had an exceptional first serve winning percentage with 62%, 4% ahead of G. Debru/E. Clark as they often got out of trouble a few times through there. On the other hand, M. Soto/Oliel might have risked their second serves with 2 double faults, but it was worth it once they were 9% ahead of the latter pair thanks to their deep return follow-ups.
A massive challenge awaits in tomorrow's quarterfinals as M. Soto/Oliel will face first seeds Ryan Seggerman/Patrick Trhac, who won 2 Challenger titles last year (most notably in the Australian tournaments), and continued their fine form this season after defeating Gonzalo Lama/Marco Trungelliti 6-4, 3-6, [10-7] in a different classic encounter. Knowing both pairs, this could be a fun match-up, but the pressure points handling will remain the focus. It could also be close as well!
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South Carolina State Grand Jury Investigation Results In Drug Indictments Against Multiple Defendants Associated With Mexican Cartels
South Carolina State Grand Jury Investigation Results In Drug Indictments Against Multiple Defendants Associated With Mexican Cartels
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced today that the South Carolina State Grand Jury has issued indictments in the drug trafficking case known as “Los Banditos”. The indictments currently unsealed in the investigation collectively contain 124 charges against 34 defendants.
The investigation alleges much of the drug trafficking was run and facilitated by the owners of the Los…
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food as a metaphor for existence, food as a love language, food as just food (poetry recommendations)
September Tomatoes by Karina Borowicz
Ode to Tomatoes by Pablo Neruda
I Ask My Grandmother If We Can Make Lahmajoun by Gregory Djanikian
Here, There Are Blueberries by Mary Szybist
The Orange by Wendy Cope
Oranges by Gary Soto
From Blossoms by Li-Young Lee
Persimmons by Li-Young Lee
Eating Together by Li-Young Lee
Self-Portrait as So Much Potential by Chen Chen
Chasing Utopia by Nikki Giovanni
In the Kitchen by Chen Jun
Food by Brenda Hillman
Miss you. Would like to grab that chilled tofu we love. by Gabrielle Calvocoressi
I love you. I want us both to eat well by Christopher Citro
Baked Goods by Aimee Nezhukumatathil
Bread by W. S. Merwin
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#poetry#literature#poems#book recs#poetry recs#food as a love language#food as a metaphor for love#food poetry#translated literature#classic literature#romantic academia#light academia
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What guys do you find the hottest?
This is so hard to answer omfg 😭✋🏼
It’s definitely a decision between Oscar Isaac, Gabriel Soto, and David Zepeda
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CFWC F/AotWeek Mar 3 - 9, 2024
✒️= Fanfic | 📱= Text Fics/Edits | 🎨 = Fanart
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BACHELORETTE PARTY
Gardenia in Blossom ✒️🏳️🌈🔹| BP NB!MC - @aallotarenunelma
BLADES OF LIGHT AND SHADOW
Blades Full Listing Week Ending March 9, 2024
BLOODBOUND
Hide Me In Thy Wounds - Part 2/2 ✒️🔹| Gaius Augustine x MC - @gaiuskamilah
CRIMES OF PASSION
Crimes of Passion Drabble ✒️🔹| m!Trystan Thorne x F!MC by @lilyoffandoms for @storyofmychoices
Gabriel Rose 🎨🏳️🌈 by @lilyoffandoms
Home Without Part 3 ✒️🔹| m! Trystan Thorne x F!MC by @thosehallowedhalls
Kiss and Say Goodbye 🎨🔹| m!Trystan Thorne x F!MC by @/artbyainna (C: @jerzwriter)
Lilah Rose (COP F!MC) 🎨by @lilyoffandoms for @storyofmychoices
Royalty Over Loyalty ✒️| f!Trystan Thorne x M!MC - @kwaj115
Trystan Thorne Fanart 🎨by @lilyoffandoms
What Doesn't Killy You (Series) ✒️| Sebastyan Thorne, Marguerite Thorne, Trystan Thorne - @choices-ceri
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THE CURSED HEART
Kieran x F!MC Fanart 🎨by @bri1234
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Never Had a Friend Like Me: Part 1 ✒️ | Diego Soto & MC - @marmolady
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Cas Harlow x OC Fanart 🎨 by @sadxlee
Cas Harlow x OC Fanart 2 🎨 by @sadxlee
Esme (ID F!MC) 🎨 by @artbyalz
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LAWS OF ATTRACTION
Martin Vanderweil Fanart 🎨🏳️🌈 by @oh-so-youre-a-nerd
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Levi & Lily Fanart 🎨by @lilyoffandoms for @storyofmychoices
Zoey 🎨 by @lilyoffandoms
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Choices MCS 🎨by @cassiopeiacorvus
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Happiest of Birthdays 🎨| Thomas Hunt x F!OC by @weetlebeetle (C: @theartoflovingthomashunt)
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Best Kept Secrets (Series) ✒️Ⓜ️🔹| Liam Rys x F!OC - @ao719
Chapter 19: Built to Last
Cinderfella's Adventures in Cordonia (Series) ✒️🏳️🌈| Liam Rys x M!MC - @justcallmefox89
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Hirbawi ✒️Ⓜ️🔹| Drake Walker x MC - @petiteboheme
Maxwell Beaumont x MC 🎨by @bombomangooo
Princesa Real (Series) ✒️| Liam Rys x MC - @belencha77
Chapter 1: El Amor no Existe
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Sailed Animals
(Sailed animals and their relationships. Art by: Platyhystrix - Gabriel Uguento, Dimetrodon - Rob Soto, Edaphosaurus - Sean Closson, Arizonasaurus, Lotosaurus - Nobo Tamura, Spinosaurus - Liam Elward, Ouranosaurus - Scott Reid, Amargasaurus - Sergey Krasovskiy)
Okay, what I actually wanted to do, was write something about the Permian, and I will be doing that at some point - however, I got side tracked by Dimetrodon and Edaphosaurus and their sails, so here we are.
You see, I‘m a big fan of convergent evolution and especially when the evolution converges to some very specific and bizarre feature that we don‘t fully understand, like big sails on the backs of animals.
As you can see in the picture above, sails have evolved independently from each other many times. Some of the earliest instances come from the late Carboniferous and early Permian and include the amphibian Platyhystrix (I had no idea that there were sailed amphibians, that‘s so cool) and of course the famous carnivorous Dimetrodon and its plant-eating cousin Edaphosaurus. Edaphosaurus and Dimetrodon are often mistaken for reptiles or even dinosaurs. They were neither, but instead they were synapsids, the same group that includes us mammals.
The next time we see sails is during the Triassic in the crocodile-related Pseudosuchians, like the carnivorous Arizonasaurus or herbivorous Lotosaurus. I‘m not entirely sure, if the sails evolved only once in this group, or multiple times, because it is hard to find information on that (I really wish those croc-cousins would get the same attention as dinosaurs).
But speaking of dinosaurs: They of course also had sails. Most famous for it is Spinosaurus and its relatives, but other groups of dinosaurs also evolved sails. Those included the sauropods (the long-necked giant herbivores) like Amargasaurus (well, maybe?), as well as the Ornithopods (duck-billed dinosaurs and their relatives) like Ouranosaurus.
Now you might think that we have a clear lack of sailed animals at the moment, but don’t worry: there are still animals with sails! And somehow I was completely unaware of this until I started looking into it. We still have the Crested Chameleon, some species of basilisks, sail-fin dragons and the sailfish (although from what I understand its sail works differently then the ones of the lizards).
The sails of all these animals are made up from long extensions of the vertebrae. It is assumed that those bones were covered in tissue, spanning open a sail. We can be pretty certain of this, because there have been fossils found, where the bones had broken and then healed back together while the animal was still alive, clearly showing that they must have been held in place by something (Rega et al, 2012).
(skeletons of Dimetrodon, Ouranosaurus and a bison, Bailey 1997)
For different animals these bones can look very different though: For the synapsids like Dimetrodon they were very thin, while they were thicker and flatter in dinosaurs. In that way, they looked a lot more similar to the vertebrae of modern humped animals like bisons. This is why in the 90s there were some suggestions that those dinosaurs didn‘t have sails, but instead had big humps on their back for energy storage or maybe for insulation to keep a constant body temperature (Bailey, 1997).
The idea never really caught on, but we did this amazing illustration of a humped spinosaurus out of it. I know, we‘ve probably all seen our fair share of Spinosaurus reconstructions, but I have never seen a chonky one, and I don‘t know how to feel about it.
(humped Spinosaurus, Bailey 1997)
The big questions that remains is of course: why sails? what were they good for? The most common answer you get is either display or thermoregulation.
The sails being a display structure is a very intuitive answer. If you‘re carrying around a giant billboard-like structure on your back, it would only make sense to advertise something on it. You could use it to impress the opposite sex with fancy colors, intimidate rivals because it makes yourself look a lot bigger or signal to other animals that you are the same/a different species.
One thing that I always think about, but never see mentioned, especially in the case of the herbivorous sailed animals, is mimicry. Edaphosaurus and Dimetrodon lived at the same time, so could it not be, that Edaphosaurus had sails to make themselves look like big scary Dimetrodons to keep other predators away? Similar to how we have many harmless insects pretending to be wasps today? It would of course not explain why Dimetrodon had a sail, but it could give the herbivores a reason to have one.
The other big reason for sails is thermoregulation. Especially cold-blooded animals could have used their sails like solar panels, pointing them towards the sun and collecting heat (Bramwell & Fellgett, 1973). Alternatively, the sails could have been used to cool the animal down by positioning them in the direction of winds (Bennett, 1996).
The only problem with thermoregulation is, that its viability depends on whether the animals in question were endothermic or ectothermic (warm- or cold-blooded). And for pretty much all the sailed animals this is a heated (pun intended) debate.
(Airflow around an Edaphosaurus, Benett 1996; Can I just point out that this graph, as well as the chonky Spinosaurus were part of actual peer reviewed publications? I do chemistry irl and I‘m a bit jealous that in the papers I write I never get the chance to draw dorky looking synapsids)
Now that we‘ve discussed the reasonable well accepted explanations for sails, let‘s get into some more outlandish ones. Maybe Dimetrodon used its sail to „camouflage among reeds while [it] waited for prey, or as an actual boat-like sail to catch the wind while the animal was in the water“, as stated in multiple papers. I tried to hunt down the original source for this, but the idea comes from a Book by Romer and Price from 1940, and unfortunately I don‘t have access to it. Honestly, I would love to know if they had any actual reasoning for it or if they were just throwing ideas around, because the image of a Dimetrodon floating around on the surface of the water and getting pushed around by winds sounds ridiculous. Similarly, having a giant structure on your back, just so you can camouflage it to look like the background seems like a lot of unnecessary effort. Surely you could just not have the giant structure and it would have the same effect.
For Spinosaurus, there is the idea that they might have used their sails to shade the water while hunting, like a heron bird. I had never heard that before, but I find it a bit strange. Wouldn‘t that mean, that they had to catch fish at a weird angle towards their side? Seems uncomfortable. Of course there are also many ideas that the sails might have helped with swimming or whatever, but I don‘t want to get into the Is-Spinosaurus-aquatic-debate. I‘m pretty sure most of the papers about it would be outdated anyways and the ones that aren‘t will be in approximately 20 minutes.
For the sauropods, the “long-necks“, like Amargasaurus, even less is clear: It is even debated whether the spines on their necks formed sails or horns. If they had horns those might have been a defense structure or just for display. If they had sails - well, then it‘s the same questions as for all the other weirdos.
So yeah, overall, sailed animals were pretty weird, and there is still a lot to learn.
Also “sail“ doesn‘t sound like a word anymore.
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