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Formula One World Championship: Denny Hulme Brabham Repco BT19, retired on lap 15
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Black And White Of Wind Generators With Cloud In Background
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Canoe At Edge Of Mountain Lake, Shuswap, British Columbia, Canada
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Planet Neptune, showing weather patterns
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Cone shell harpoon, SEM
Cone shell harpoon. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the venomous harpoon of a cone shell (Conus sp.), a type of marine snail. The cone shell is a predator that fires this harpoon into its prey, usually a fish or a worm. The venom paralyses the victim, allowing the snail to devour it. The venom is highly toxic, and several human deaths have been recorded. The venom contains proteins called conotoxins, which contain the amino acid Gla (gamma-carboxyglutamic acid). This is involved in the blood clotting process in humans. Study of the snail's biochemistry could lead to new drugs to treat clotting disorders such as haemophilia. Magnification unknown
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Model of a neanderthal woman holding a baby
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Sutton Motorsport Images Staff Photos: Edd Hartley Sutton Motorsport Images Digital Technician
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At Home with Anthony Davidson: Anthony Davidson at Home, Brackley, Northants, England. 2000
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Formula One World Championship: Jim Clark Lotus Ford 49, 6th place
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Formula One World Championship: The Ford Cosworth DFV engine that made its debut in the Lotus 49
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Formula One World Championship: Race winner Jim Clark Lotus 33 overtakes the fast starting Richie Ginther Honda RA272
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Valium molecule
Diazepam. Computer graphic of a molecule of diaze- pam, also known commercially as valium, a tranqu- illiser drug. The molecule's atoms are colour- coded: carbon (C) is blue, hydrogen (H) is white, chlorine (Cl) is green, nitrogen (N) is turquoise and oxygen (O) is red. Diazepam's chemical formula is C16H13ClN2O. Diazepam, a type of benzodiaze- pine, is a minor tranquilliser with anti-convulsant properties used in the treatment of anxiety and as a hypnotic. It acts centrally on the brain's limbic system. It may cause loss of muscle coordination (ataxia), involuntary movements of the eyes (nystagmus) and sedation. It may cause dependence in users, even in therapeutic doses
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