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[2017-09-26 00:14:18 +0000 UTC]
"if that aint sad then im ur dad"
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hi ive sent you a note about this too but you havent read but i commissioned an icon 8th of april and was wondering if it was still being worked on since you completely removed me off your to do list. and havent responded to anything ive sent
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UR ART IS THE COOOOOOLEST OH MY GAHD!
UR PIXEL WORK IS SO CLEAN AND FUN I COULD STARE AT UR ART ALL DAY OH MAN!
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AAAAAA TSHSAFJKHDAFJKF THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
THIS MEANS SO MUCH TO ME Q[]Q aaaa
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i love ur icons!!
venture bros is one of my favorite shows!
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afjdsajfkdjksaf thank you! and same! these boys give me LIFE
i wanted to make hoagle and i the bros icons since we're twins too \;7;/
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aaaa thank you so much! i really appreciate it qwq
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i have subtle references to earthbound on my page :>
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oh i forgot ;w; i'll add you
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you're welcome! I love your pixel art and css customboxes
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Although there were believed to occur six species of Pleurobranchus in the Caribbean Sea, the other five (P. atlanticus Abbott, 1949, P. evelinae Thompson, 1977, P. crosseiVayssière, 1896, Susania gardineri White, 1952, P. reesi White, 1952 and P. emys Ev. Marcus, 1984) were synonymized with P. areolatus in 2015, based on molecular and morphological evidence. The specific names P. areolatus and P. evelinae were also commonly in use in literature, while other names were not. There is no known type material of Pleurobranchus areolatus, Susania gardineri and P. reesi, but the anatomy of Mörch 's type specimen was illustrated by Rudolph Bergh in 1897.[7] [9] Type material of P. atlanticus is stored at the National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution) , the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University and the Museum of Comparative Zoology . Those of P. crossei and P. evelinae are at the National Museum of Natural History (France) and the Natural History Museum, London , respectively.[7]
The sister species (the closest relative) is Pleurobranchus varians from the Central Pacific.[7] Those two species split 3.10 million years ago (the Isthmus of Panama formed 3.1–3.4 Mya).[7] Both species have color morphs and for their proper determination the knowledge of their locality is needed.[7]
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