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Description: This illustration represents the stars of Earth's polar region, including the constellations Ursa Major and Ursa Minor. Polaris (the North Star) is located in the top-center (The last star in the tail of Ursa Minor (part of which is also known as the Little Dipper) Also visible is a large portion of the constellation Draco.

Description: This illustration represents the Pleiades, a star cluster located in the constellation Taurus. This famous asterism was of mythic significance to cultures throughout the ancient world, and has gone by many names, including: Mǎo (Chinese), Thurayya (Arabic), Krittika (Hindu), Messier 45 (M45), Melotte 22, and of course, the Pleiades (the seven divine daughters of Pleione and Atlas) in Greek.

Description: This illustration represents the constellation Orion rising over the landscape. This famous celestial assemblage has had a prominent place in the mythologies of many cultures, and contains some of the brightest and best-known stars in the night sky!

Description: This illustration shows the internal anatomy of the amazing honeybee in carefully researched detail!

Description: This Illustration shows the internal structure of a typical acoustic guitar. Great for both luthiers and guitarists!

Description: This illustration shows the internal anatomy of the amazing honeybee in carefully researched detail!

Description: This illustration shows the internal construction of the violin.

Description: This Line drawing shows the internal anatomy of a typical ray-finned fish (class Actinopterigii). Great for both fisherpersons and ichthyologists!

Description: This Illustration shows the internal structure of a typical acoustic guitar. Great for both luthiers and guitarists!

Description: This illustration represents the constellation Cassiopeia. This famous celestial assemblage is easily identified by the prominent "W" shaped asterism at its core.

Description: This colorful Illustration shows the internal structure of a typical acoustic guitar. Great for both luthiers and guitarists!

Description: This illustration shown shows a collection of fossils of the first known macroscopic, multicellular organisms, collectively known as the "Ediacaran Biota". The organisms of the Edaicaran Biota are enigmatic, and their relation to living organisms remains a mystery. Among the organisms depicted here are many which will be well known to paleontologists, such as Charnia, Ernietta, Cloudina and more! These organisms are depicted in three colors, reflecting the three "assemblages" into which paleontologists typically divide the ediacaran biota: the Avalon assemblage, the White Sea (or Ediacara type) assemblage, and the Nama assemblage.

Description: This colorful and accurately researched diagram shows the internal structure of both gram negative, and gram positive bacteria. Even the different flagellar mechanisms are portrayed! Great for migrobiologists and microbiology students!

Description: This colorful illustration shows the internal anatomy of a typical Teleost fish.

Description: This illustration shows the internal anatomy of the amazing honeybee in splendid, and carefully researched detail!

Description: Assortment of human anatomical illustrations

Description: This illustration represents the constellation Orion. This famous celestial assemblage has had a prominent place in the mythologies of many cultures, and contains some of the brightest and best-known stars in the night sky!

Description: This is a labeled diagram of the structure of a typical "foliose" Lichen.

Description: Pattern of Trilobites showing their morphology from both a top and bottom view.

Description: This diagram shows the scutes of the carapace and plastron of a typical tortoise shell.

Description: This is an unlabeled illustration of the structure of a typical "foliose" Lichen. A labeled version of this diagram is also available in our Redbubble shop.

Description: This colorful astronomical illustration shows what is happening during both solar and Lunar eclipses.

Description: Colorful pattern of baseball gloves.

Description: This pattern is composed of Loggerhead Sea Turtles and African Spurred Tortoises (AKA Sulcata Tortoises). Top and Bottom views of both animals are shown. Sure to delight herpetologists and other lovers of turtles, tortoises and reptiles!

Description: This pattern depicts the fossils of the Solnhoffen Limestone. Many of the Mesozoic critters preserved in this formation are depicted, including Rhamphorhynchus, Mesolimulus, Protolindenia, and the famous Archaeopteryx.

Description: This colorful pattern contains two types of tardigrades. The seemingly supernatural toughness of tardigrades has made them popular among both scientists and the general public

Description: This pattern depicts the fossils of the famous Burgess Shale. Many of the remarkable lifeforms of the Cambrian explosion are depicted, including: opabinia, wiwaxia, pikaia, and hallucigenia.

Description: This colorful beetles illustration is perfect for gardeners, entomologists, and other nature lovers. The pattern shows top and bottom views of a ladybug (Family Coccinellidae) and a "pleasing fungus beetle" (family Erotylidae).

Description: Pattern of illustrations showing the anatomy of the flower of Arabidopsis thaliana (the "model organism" used most frequently in plant science. Perfect for anyone interested in botany!

Description: Pattern of Trilobites showing their morphology from both a top and bottom view.

Description: This pattern is composed of bacteriophages (viruses that infect bacteria and archaeans). The bacteriophages (or phages) depicted are phage Lambda, and the t4 bacteriophage, both of which are important both to science and to terrestrial ecosystems.

Description: This illustration depicts the internal anatomy of the famous biological model organism and nematode, Caenorhabditis elegans (known to her friends as "C elegans".

Description: This Illustration shows the Sulcata Tortoise, or African Spurred Tortoise with the scutes of its shell colored for emphasis.

Description: This pattern depicts fossils of the Ediacaran Biota, the earliest known large multicellular organisms on Earth! Ediacaran fossils are found worldwide, in rocks dating to more than 600 million years old. These organisms are so strange and remote that their relationship, if any, to modern species is a mystery. Paleontologists group Ediacaran organisms into three "assemblages", known as the "Avalon Assemblage", the "White Sea Assemblage", and the "Nama Assemblage". The coloration of this illustration reflects these groupings. Perfect for paleontologists, fossil hunters, and anyone interested in early life!

Description: This illustration shows the anatomy of the inner ear

Description: This colorful Illustration shows all of the essential internal and external parts of a typical submarine!