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精打细算 · 发表于 2010-10-25 02:35

Small Wonders: Finalists From the Nikon Small World Competition) B9 x3 A$ L( i
Here we present ten of the finalists from Nikon’s 35th Annual Small World Photomicrography Competition, which recognizes photographs shot through a microscope. Contest winners will be announced on October 8. Until October 2, the public can select their favorites in the “Popular Vote” section of the Nikon Small World web site.
/ R1 o1 ~) Z1 g% k$ z4 `/ z& M- rAbove: © Shamuel Silberman, Ramat-Gan, Israel' B) [  g& g9 l( o0 ]
Embryo of guppy fish (40X)
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' m1 O! @% X$ W" h© Fabrice Parais, DIREN Basse-Normandie, Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France
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Stereomicroscopy
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) l1 ?8 u- Y  F! H9 Y© Karie Holtermann, Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States
9 q9 O2 y* V7 C: Q9 G) [( J2 dRaindrop on butterfly wing (20X)
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© Yanping Wang, Beijing Planetarium, Beijing, China; V+ H9 P7 I& A! E
Snowflake (40X)
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( \! i* ?* m3 R1 y; C8 j( Y8 R© Gerd A. Guenther, Düsseldorf, Germany
: h  q9 a5 q' x, o; [- ^. VSonchus asper (spiny sowthistle) flower stem section (150X)$ {* b/ A2 I. ?+ M0 M4 H. A
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Dinosaur bone, Jurassic period (15X)
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) J! _. H# }$ j; v0 M' T© Viktor Sykora, Institute of Pathophysiology, First Medical Faculty, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
1 s! d" i% V1 I# b, L+ c( GHoya carnosa (wax plant) flower (10x)
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3 L) E1 y* D$ e. y% I. ?© Daniel Vega, Madrid, Spain5 e  j8 T, E" A7 F2 Y; I1 n
Gall (plant tissue growth) formed by Trigonaspis mendesi (4X)/ Y& g, b* I: j
Incident light and transillumination
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& o# o+ w8 p- T0 d" w1 lSnail eggs (200x)
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Zebrafish embryo, 22 hours post-fertilization, living specimen (40X)
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Tags: Photomicrography