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Images Dated 28th July 2005 (page 2)

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Waterfront district, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Europe, Sweden

Europe, Sweden
Detail of a pile of timber. Pine tree. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Europe, Sweden
Country road. Through the forest. Smaland region. Sweden, Europe

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Central America, Ecuador

Central America, Ecuador
Fawn-breasted Brilliant (Heliodoxa rubinoides), Mindo, Cloud Forest, West slope of Andes, Ecuador. Montane forests of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador & Peru

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Europe, Bulgaria

Europe, Bulgaria
Flea market, Sofia, Bulgaria

Europe, Bulgaria
Alexander Nevski Cathedral, Sofia, Bulgaria

Alexander Nevski Cathedral, Sofia, Bulgaria

Europe, Bulgaria
Embassy of Italy in Sofia, Bulgaria

Europe, Bulgaria
Embassy of Austria in Sofia, Bulgaria

Alexander Nevski Cathedral, Sofia, Bulgaria

Russian Church (St. Nikolai), Sofia, Bulgaria

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Africa, Kenya

Africa, Kenya
Variable Sunbird, Nectarinia venusta, Aberdare Country Club, Nyeri, Kenya

Africa, Kenya
Close-up of Agave Cactus, Abadare Country Club, Kenya

Africa, Kenya
Agave cactus in garden at Abadare Country Club, Kenya

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Cake urchin

Cake urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) on a rocky seabed. This sea urchin inhabits tropical waters in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. It has poisonous spines that can cause a very painful wound

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Fire urchin

Fire urchin (Asthenosoma varium) on the seabed. The blue/white tips of this sea urchins spines are filled with a venom that can cause a very painful and long-lasting sting

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Ball urchin

Ball urchin (Mespilia globulus) on a rock. This sea urchin inhabits reefs in the tropical Indo- Pacific area. It is generally nocturnal, hiding during the day and emerging at night to graze on algae

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Olive baboon

Olive baboon
Male olive baboon (Papio cynocephalus anubis). Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre, Cameroon, Africa

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Orphaned guenons

Orphaned guenons. Moustached guenon (Cercopithecus cephus) (right) and a Mona guenon (Cercopithecus mona) (left) clutching each other. The parents of both monkeys were killed for the bushmeat trade

Orphaned guenons. Moustached guenon (Cercopithecus cephus) (left) and a Mona guenon (Cercopithecus mona) (right) being bottle-fed by a conservation worker

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Mona guenon

Mona guenon (Cercopithecus mona). Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre, Cameroon, Africa

Olive baboon
Male olive baboon (Papio cynocephalus anubis). Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre, Cameroon, Africa

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Hawksbill turtle feeding

Hawksbill turtle feeding
Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) feeding on sponges amongst coral rubble. Two blue-faced angelfish (Pomacanthus xanthometopon)

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Cross river gorilla

Cross river gorilla (Gorilla gorilla diehli). This is the most endangered species of gorilla. Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre, Cameroon, Africa

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Captive gorilla

Captive gorilla. Western lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) encaged at night for protection. Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre Cameroon, Africa

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Orphaned drill

Orphaned drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus). The drill is an extremely endangered species due to the trade in bushmeat. This infant was confiscated at a market in Nyassosso, Africa

Drill
Male drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus). The drill is an extremely endangered species due to the trade in bushmeat. Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre, Cameroon, Africa

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Orphaned chimpanzee

Orphaned chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) being bottle-fed by a conservation worker. The parents of this juvenile chimp were killed in the bushmeat trade

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Gorillas hand

Gorillas hand. The hand of the Cross river gorilla (Gorilla gorilla diehli) holding a stick. Gorillas are pentadactyl (having five fingers and toes on each hand and foot) as are all the primates

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Snow leopard

Snow leopard (Leo uncia)

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Gorilla and human

Gorilla and human. Western lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) holding hands with a human. Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre Cameroon, Africa

Mandrills. Female mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) with her infant

Drill
Male drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus). The drill is an extremely endangered species due to the trade in bushmeat. Photographed at Limbe Wildlife Centre, Cameroon, Africa

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Whitemargin stargazer fish

Whitemargin stargazer fish
Whitemargin stargazer (Uranoscopus sulphureus). This fish usually lies almost completely covered in sand, with only its upward-looking eyes visible

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Powderblue surgeonfish

Powderblue surgeonfish (Acanthurus leucosternon) grazing on algae on a coral reef. This fish is found on shallow coral reefs in the tropical Indian Ocean

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Woman sitting, computer artwork

Woman sitting, computer artwork
Woman. Computer artwork of a woman sitting in a chair

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Woman, computer artwork

Woman, computer artwork
Woman. Computer artwork of a female model

Images Dated 28th July 2005: SEM of two polymorphonuclear white blood cells

SEM of two polymorphonuclear white blood cells
White blood cells. Scanning electron micrograph of two polymorphonuclear white blood cells (leucocytes). These cells, also known as neutrophils or polymorphs are involved in protecting the body

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Electricity meter

Electricity meter. This piece of equipment, called an electromechanical induction meter, measures the amount of electricity used by a domestic customer

$Broken collar bone. Coloured frontal X-ray of a patient with a fractured left collar bone (clavicle). The fracture is at the top right of the shoulder$

Broken collar bone, X-ray
Broken collar bone. Coloured frontal X-ray of a patient with a fractured left collar bone (clavicle). The fracture is at the top right of the shoulder

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Bursa on wrist

Bursa on wrist
Inflamed bursa on the wrist of an elderly woman. A bursa is a fluid-filled sac present at points in the body where skin, muscles and tendons slide across bone

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Plate of food, computer artwork

Plate of food, computer artwork
Plate of food. Computer artwork of a plate with burgers, chips and peas

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Cottonwood tree covered in ice

Cottonwood tree covered in ice
A frost-covered cottonwood tree in Teton Valley Idaho, USA. The temperature at the time was -24 degrees centigrade

Images Dated 28th July 2005: Group of hominids, computer artwork

Group of hominids, computer artwork
Group of hominids. Artwork of a group of hominids gathering in a clearing. Early hominid species such as Australopithecus sp. were upright walking ape-like creatures

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