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Airman practices rappelling out of a UH-3H helicopter
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JOHN WESLEY POWELL (1843-1902). American geologist. Down the Grand Canyon with a camera, 1871
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2003 Champ Car World Series. Road America, Elkart Lake, WI. Rd 12, 1-3rd August 2003. Junqueira leads in the wet
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2003 Champ Car World Series. Miami, Florida, USA. 28 September, 2003, Mario Dominguez (Herdez Competition)
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2003 Champ Car Denver Priority 2003 Champ Car World Series. 29-31 August 2003 Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver
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2003 Champ Car World Series Toronto, Canada. 13 July 2003 Adrian Fernandez
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Mendels peas
Mendel's peas. Historical artwork of the peas (Pisum sp.) used by Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) in his experiments into heredity. He cross-bred peas that produced yellow (A) and green (B) peas. This produces a generation in which the peas are yellow (C). This is because the colour of the peas is controlled by an allele in which yellow colour is dominant. An allele is a pair of genes that have different effects on the same characteristic, for instance controlling pea colour. By breeding the C generation peas together, Mendel found that the next generation had a mixture of pea colours (D). The ratio of yellow to green peas was 3:1. His work formed the basis of genetic theory
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Barred Owl - Winter bird in flight
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Venuss girdle, a type of comb jellyfish
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Galileos pendulum clock (first drawing)
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2003 Champ Car World Series Molson Indy Vancouver, 25-27 July 2003 Darren Manning
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2003 Champ Car World Series. Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico City, Mexico
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2003 Champ Car World Series. Burke Lakefront Airport, Cleveland, Ohio
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2003 Champ Car World Series. Surfers Paradise, Australia. 24th - 26th October 2003
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Woman in evening wear w/cocktail and cigarette
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Black and white vintage print of a woman in the kitchen
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Venuss girdle, a type of comb jellyfish
Venus's Girdle. Macrophotograph of a coiled, ribbon-like Venus's Girdle or Sea Sword, Cestus veneris, appearing glassy-blue. C. veneris is a comb jellyfish which feeds on plankton. It has rows of tiny, cilia-like tentacles along the length of its body. These capture plankton and direct it to the creature's mouth. C. veneris can grow up to 8cm wide and 150 cm long. Whilst feeding, C. veneris normally hangs straight in the water and is almost transparent but for a greenish-gold glimmer from the tentacles. When disturbed it swims with snake-like movements and appears blue. Venus's Girdle also has the ability to phosphoresce at night
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