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- Tharsis dubius, CM 4716 (fossil fish), 5.4 gigapixel image created from 22,610 photographs by Gene Cooper
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A fossil of the fish species Tharsis dubius from the Upper Jurassic (~150 million-year-old) Solnhofen Formation of Germany, housed in the Vertebrate Paleontology collection at Carnegie Museum of Natural History (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). The image shown here was created as part of the Explorable Microscopy project ...
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This is an SEM Nano Gigapan of an ant holding a fly in its mandible. This image came about when we found some ants this morning in the kitchen and decided to take them into work to image. While looking for other cool things to image I also stumbled across a very small fly that was dead on the table (you might not bel...
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This is a sample image from the Hamamatsu Nanozoomer product. This is showing estrogen receptors. Image courtesy of Hamamatsu Photonics. sales.hamamatsu.com/index.php?id=13222497&language=1&
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An SEM gigapn of sodium chloride (NaCl), table salt. It was dissolved in water then left to condense back out on a piece of Silicon. This piece is about 1mm long and 0.5mm wide.
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This is a sample of some plant cells from a set of pre-prepared slides. It is of a young Lilium anthers showing meiotic divisions. magnification: 20x stacks: 9 columns: 23 rows: 30 total images: 6210 This is part of the Micro Gigapan project, more information can be found at the following address: www
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Species of Hylastes, Xylosandrus, Xyleborinus, Dendroctenus, and Gnathotrichus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae) – Bark beetles and ambrosia beetles, a strewn survey sample from Pennsylvania. Specimens and identifications provided by Dr. John E. Rawlins and his staff from the research collections of the Sec...
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This is the first attempt at a micro gigapan using an optical microscope with a digitally controlled xyz stage (Prior Scientific Instruments ProScan H29XYZE controller). I think the magnification is around 200x. The camera attached to the microscope was a Cannon G5 IS. I'm having some trouble getting the camera vie...
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This is another ant given to us to image by Brian Fisher (www.calacademy.org/science/heroes/bfisher
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This is my second attempt at doing a micro-gigapan using an optical microscope and a computer controlled xyz stage. I think the magnification is near 200x. I managed to reduce the vignetting considerably, though it is still somewhat apparent in the unfocused background. Compare the optical to the scanning electron m...
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This is an image of an ant holding a fly taken through an optical microscope magnified ~40x. It is a 24 image mosaic with some focus stacking. This is the same ant and fly that I have imaged using a SEM last summer, you can see that image here: gigapan.org/gigapans/28295/ In the SEM image the ant and fly a...
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