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Images Dated 5th November 2003

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Formula One World Championship: James Hunt McLaren M23 Cosworth
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2003 World Rally Championship, Catalunya, Spain, Rd13. 23 - 26 October 2003
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USA, California, La Jolla. Abstract blur of Pacific Ocean water at dawn. Credit as
Danita Delimont

National Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario. CANADA
Danita Delimont

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Featured 5 Nov 2003 Print

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2003 World Rally Championship, Catalunya, Spain, Rd13. 23 - 26 October 2003.
Home crowds support countryman Carlos Sainz.
World Copyright: McKlein/LAT Photographic
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Macrophoto of Anopheles balabacensis, a mosquito
Science Photo Library

Artwork of insulin secretion in endocrine pancreas
Science Photo Library

Tecnician working on pneumatic cash flow tubes
Science Photo Library

Wildlife corridor bridge
Science Photo Library

Wildlife corridor sign
Science Photo Library

Coloured X-ray of a hand with gout
Science Photo Library

Formula One World Championship: James Hunt Lifestyle Feature, Spain, 1977
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Featured 5 Nov 2003 Print

Macrophoto of Anopheles balabacensis, a mosquito

Macrophotograph of a female mosquito Anopheles balabacensis, vector of East Indian malaria, seen here feeding on blood from a human arm. The female mosquito carries the parasitic protozoa of the genus Plasmodium, which is the cause of the infectious disease malaria. The protozoa is picked up during feeding from the blood of an infected person. It multiplies in the mosquito's stomach & migrates to the salivary glands. When the mosquito feeds again the parasite is passed into the bloodstream of the host. This mosquito is seen with its proboscis penetrating the skin & blood flowing up the tubes. A drop of serum is secreted from its anus. Magnification: x5 at 35mm size