#stereomicroscopy

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Wings! Image of the Week – April 30, 2018

CIL:41831 - http://cellimagelibrary.org/images/41831

Description: American Elm seed (Ulmus americana), captured using stereomicroscopy and polarized light. These seeds are also called samaras and have characteristic "wings" on their periphery. Honorable Mention, 2010 Olympus BioScapes Digital Imaging Competition®.

Authors: Edwin Lee and 2010 Olympus BioScapes Digital Imaging Competition®

Licensing: Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives: This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivatives License

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Stereo Microscope LT-SM302

Labtro Stereo Microscope features a trinocular viewing head with a digital camera and an optional upper LED ring light. Designed for user friendly operation, it delivers sharp stereo erect images with outstanding clarity and a wide field of view for precise observations.

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Stereo Microscope LT-SM301

Labtro Stereo Microscope features a binocular viewing head for enhanced observation. Equipped with superior optical performance with clear visuals and employs a rack and pinion focusing mechanism for precise, smooth adjustments, ensuring accuracy and ease of use.

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Viktor Sykora

Soap bubbles in Petri dish

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THE DEMON LORD OF FLY LARVAE

Atherix ibis fly - aquatic larva (25x) Technique: Stereomicroscopy  Fabrice Parais Cedex, France 

(via Nikon Small World)

No, this is not a fly larva standing on its hind legs, beseeching us to put an end to the slaughter of flies.  And actually it's not the demon lord of the flies.  

It's the ass end of the larva of Atherix ibis, and those aren't horns.

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ARTISTRY IN MICROSCOPIC IMAGES Nikon Small World Competition 

Shamuel Silberman Ramat Gan, Israel  (2007)

Papaver subpiriforme (corn poppies) flower bud (20x)

Technique: Stereomicroscopy

via Nikon MicroscopyU | Digital Image and Movie Galleries: Small World Competition

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