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(48,121 posts) Fri Mar 14, 2014, 10:50 AM Mar 2014

Wellcome Image Awards 2014: Stunning science pictures



Above: A scanning electron micrograph of a four-day-old zebrafish embryo, created by Anne Cavanagh and David McCarthy. To capture this image, the zebrafish was physically attached to a stub (specimen holder) by its tail and tilted to 65 degrees.

Click or swipe to find out the overall winner, as well as the other images that were recognized by the judges this year.

http://news.msn.com/science-technology/wellcome-image-awards-2014-stunning-science-pictures#image=1
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kick n/t Ichingcarpenter Mar 2014 #1
Very cool. And that kidney stone -- ouchie!!! Arugula Latte Mar 2014 #2
Eewwwww. Naughty bits! Scuba Mar 2014 #3
 

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Fri Mar 14, 2014, 11:44 AM
Mar 2014

Scanning electron micrograph of part of a thale cress flower, showing the male and female reproductive organs.



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