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micro-universe: A false-color scanning electron micrograph of a marine diatom undergoing cell division. As the two thecae of this diatom separate, torsion causes the frustule to shear. Flagella extending from holes in the frustule can be seen wrapping around a nearby chain of marine bacteria. Credit; James Tyrwhitt-Drake, UVic Advanced Microscopy Facility
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micro-universe: A broken piece of diatom frustule, showing the interior of the areolae and sieve membranes. I’m fascinated by the patterning of the pores in the frustule, which in this case appear to have a fractal property with two iterations. The smallest of these pores are 20 nanometers in diameter, as wide as ten strands…
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micro-universe: A false-color scanning electron micrograph of the leg of a springtail, a lineage of hexapods closely related to insects. (High Res)
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micro-universe: The Invisible Universe; Animations of the microscopic world created with a Scanning Electron Microscope. Credit: James Tyrwhitt-Drake/UVic Advanced Microscopy Facility (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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runabc: The all world is going bazerk and all you can say is… “DOPE”!
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leupagus: This is the moment I fell in love with Bilbo. Because I understand this expression to the depths of my soul.
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bouncethatafro: THIS PERSON IS SO UNDERCOOKED WE CAN INVITE THEM OVER FOR DINNER AGAIN
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Yet another fine blog…. 😅
By A.L.E.X. (aka. the free E.L.F.)
Yet another fine blog…. 😅 