mastodon 4.7.3Freely reuseable silhouettes of life forms: https://www.phylopic.org/
PHYLOPIC 2.0 HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY RELEASED! Check out the new, faster, more useful version here, with 6320 free silhouettes (and counting): https://www.phylopic.org
#sciart #science #evolution #evolutionarybiology #phylogenetics #illustration #viz #art #visualization #biology
9,999 silhouettes! What should be the 10,000th? https://www.phylopic.org
Over 9500 silhouettes! Will we hit 10K by the end of the year? https://www.phylopic.org
Only 100 more silhouettes to go before we reach TEN THOUSAND! https://www.phylopic.org/images
Over 9000 silhouettes! https://www.patreon.com/posts/over-9000-101318896
New paper: “Filling out PhyloPic: Call for Adoption by Plant Scientists” https://issuu.com/botanicalsocietyofamerica/docs/psb_69_3_2023 #sciart #botany #plantscience
PhyloPic 2.0 is one year old today! (And PhyloPic in general is a teenager.) https://www.patreon.com/posts/98349205?utm_campaign=postshare_creator
Are you a developer interested in contributing to PhyloPic? There’s a relatively simple “starter issue”: https://github.com/keesey/phylopic/issues/25
Technologies: TypeScript, Node.js, Serverless, Open API (“Swagger”)
New PhyloPic feature! https://www.patreon.com/posts/101451768?utm_campaign=postshare_creator
@jose_relland@framapiaf.org In English those are called “chafers”. This is why PhyloPic usually relies on scientific names (like Cetoniinae)—they are international.
PhyloPic sometimes matches on French terms, but that mostly depends on other databases. I can add “cétoines” in a future build, though.
