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Images Dated 28th February 2003

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Golden retrievers in boat {Canis familiaris} USA

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Yew tree bark

Yew tree bark. Close-up of the bark of a Pacific, or western, yew (Taxus brevifolia). The anticancer drug taxol is isolated from the bark of this tree

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Close-up of half a womans face

Close-up of half a womans face
Close-up Of Half Of A Womans Face

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Jaguar female with 6-week-old cub crossing forest creek {Panthera onca}, Amazonia Basin

Jaguar female with 6-week-old cub crossing forest creek {Panthera onca}, Amazonia Basin, South America. Captive

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Met in Style

Met in Style
Bentley meets Lear Jet passenger

Images Dated 28th February 2003: LM of Chlorella surrounded by bacteria

LM of Chlorella surrounded by bacteria
Light micrograph of Chlorella sp. a unicellular green alga which inhabits freshwater ponds and lakes. The non-motile, globular cells may be solitary or aggregated into groups as seen here

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Artwork of Mars Polar Lander on surface of Mars

Artwork of Mars Polar Lander on surface of Mars
Mars Polar Lander. Artwork of the Mars Polar Lander in the South Polar region of Mars. This probe was launched on 3rd January 1999

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Malaria in the body

Malaria in the body
Malaria in body. Computer illustration of the passage of malaria through the human body. Malaria is a tropical disease caused by Plasmodium sp. protozoa

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Tinted SEM of silk tie

Tinted SEM of silk tie
False-colour scanning electron micrograph showing the twill weave pattern on a silk tie. Magnification: x18 at 35mm size

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Thunderstorm at night near Tucson

Thunderstorm at night near Tucson
Thunderstorm at night. View of a large thunderstorm cell at night. The clouds of the storm are lit by the eerie light of multiple lightning strikes. Photographed near Tucson, USA

Images Dated 28th February 2003: Morphine molecule

Morphine molecule
Morphine. Computer model of a molecule of morphine (C17.H19.N.O3). The atoms (tubes) of this drug are colour-coded: carbon (green), hydrogen (yellow), nitrogen (pink) and oxygen (blue)

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