Images Dated 20th February 2004
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Featured 20 Feb 2004 Print
Hummingbirds, historical artwork
Hummingbirds. 19th Century illustration of five different species of male hummingbird. There are approximately 340 species of hummingbird (family Trochilidae). They get their name from the characteristic hum of their rapid wing flapping, which allows them to hover in mid-air. They feed on nectar and are particularly attracted to red flowers. Illustration from Gems of Nature and Art
© SHEILA TERRY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Featured 20 Feb 2004 Print
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Rough or Scottish collie (Canis familiaris) beside lake, showing the abundant coat and fine head of the breed, France
© Jean-Michel Labat/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
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Featured 20 Feb 2004 Print
Coloured SEM of a cut dental inlay
Dental inlay. (Image 3 of 3). Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a dental inlay (blue) on a mount (brown). The inlay has just come from the miniature milling machine in which it was cut. Inlays are used to replace badly decayed areas of tooth. To fit an inlay, a cavity is cut into the damaged tooth and the exact dimensions of the cavity determined using an oral camera. This data is then fed into a milling machine which cuts a perfectly fitting inlay from a ceramic block. To view a computer graphic of the tooth the dental inlay is being cut for see image M782/145, while to view the inlay being cut see image M782/146
© VOLKER STEGER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
