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Images Dated 16th February 2004

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Reyes 2nd Goal 7 040215AFC.jpg
Arsenal Football Club

Netherlands, Keukenhof Tulips
Danita Delimont

Netherlands, Amsterdam Porcelain windmills
Danita Delimont

Crocus jaune en fleur
Auscape Photo Library

Featured 16 Feb 2004 Print

Reyes 2nd Goal 7 040215AFC.jpg

Jose Reyes celebrates scoring his and Arsenal's 2nd. FA Cup 5th Round. Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, London, 15/2/04. Credit: Arsenal Football Club / David Price

HMS VIGILANT. Nuclear powered Trident Submarine.CLYDE AREA OF SCOTLAND.03/04/1996
Armed Forces

Nine Ladies Stone Circle K031047
Historic England

Protozoan sexual reproduction, SEM
Science Photo Library

Africa, South Africa, Kruger NP Zebra portrait
Danita Delimont

American Crow, Corvus brachyrhynchos in flight
Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment

Red-crowned Crane - on one leg
Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment

Red-crowned Crane - group
Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment

Red-crowned Crane - displaying, jumping
Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment

Red-crowned Cranes - displaying
Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment

Red-crowned Crane - two in flight
Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment

Featured 16 Feb 2004 Print

Protozoan sexual reproduction, SEM

Protozoan sexual reproduction. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of two Paramecium caudatum protozoa reproducing sexually by a method called conjugation. Sexual reproduction involves mixing genetic material, as opposed to the cloning of the genetic material in asexual reproduction. These protozoa conjugate by forming a connection (not seen) through which they exchange genetic material. Paramecium protozoa can also reproduce asexually by binary fission. The filaments in the background are Oscillatoria sp. blue-green algae. P. caudatum are single-celled aquatic micro- organisms that feed on plant matter and bacteria. Magnification: x550 when printed 10cm wide