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Head of a scorpion, SEM

Head of a scorpion, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Scorpions belong to the arachnid family, having eight legs and a body divided into two segments. They have powerful pincers (chelae, left and right) for killing prey. Here, the scorpions simple eyes (black, centre) are seen on the upper side of the head. This scorpion is from Asia. Magnification: x8 when printed at 10 centimetres wide

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Arthropod Chelae Pincer Pincers Scorpion Asiatic False Coloured


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This print showcases the intricate and fascinating head of a scorpion, captured using a scanning electron microscope (SEM) technique. The vibrant colors bring out the minute details of this arachnid's anatomy, revealing its unique features. Scorpions, belonging to the arachnid family, possess eight legs and a segmented body. However, it is their powerful pincers or chelae that truly stand out in this image as they are perfectly adapted for capturing and killing prey. The scorpion's simple eyes can be observed at the center of its head, adding an element of mystery to this already enigmatic creature. Originating from Asia, this particular species exemplifies the diversity found within our natural world. When printed at 10 centimeters wide with an impressive magnification of x8, every aspect of this scorpion's head becomes even more awe-inspiring. This photograph not only highlights the beauty and complexity present in nature but also serves as a reminder of how much there still is to discover about our planet's wildlife. It offers us a glimpse into the realm of zoology and biology while showcasing the wonders hidden within tiny organisms like scorpions. With its stunning visual appeal and scientific significance, this print by Science Photo Library captures both artistry and knowledge in one frame.

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