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world ISSN 1365 - 070x Issue 33:
July 1998
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world ISSN 1365 - 070x Issue 33:
July 1998
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Regular Features and Articles with Topical News throughout the month This magazine is best viewed at 800x600 Image right: Nature's pepper
pots?
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Articles this Month
Feature packed summer issue!
New material added July 19th
| Finding the chalk makers - Foraminifera are beautiful micro-fossils. | Obelia - a fascinating marine organism, illustrated with wonderful images. |
| Mosses and liverworts - 'simple' plants ideal for the microscope. | 'Amerscope' - an older toy projection microscope capable of good results. |
| Inverted
microscopes
- a users first impressions. |
Pond-life video - stunning 18 min. video compilation on-line (with link for VivoActive plug-in). |
| 'VanDam' Micscape Epic - multimedia exploration of the Dutch-UK meeting with 'Larry and Vanessa' | Poor man's differential interference contrast (DIC): - with the help of image processing software! |
| Butterfly eggs and other opaque microscopical subjects - attractive subjects for incident lighting. | Stilt walker - the remarkable harvestman or daddy-long-legs. |
| Photomicrography on stamps - attractive examples are used to celebrate various events. | UFO: unidentified floating object - can you identify this marine plankton? |
Microscopy-UK
CD-ROM now available
includes
'Microscope for the PC' software
with all
the slidesets, a full year of the best of Micscape,
multimedia
and more!
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