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Images Dated 26th February 2004

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Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: St. Francois

St. Francois, Grande Terre, Guadeloupe, French West Indies

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: The Brightly Colored Mantle And Rows Of Tiny Eyes Make The Coral-Boring Scallop

The Brightly Colored Mantle And Rows Of Tiny Eyes Make The Coral-Boring Scallop (Pedum Spondyloideum) Easily Recognized On The Reef; Yap, Micronesia

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Formula One World Championship: Carlos Reutemann finished second in the World Championship driving

Formula One World Championship: Carlos Reutemann finished second in the World Championship driving for Williams
Carlos Reutemann (ARG) finished second in the World Championship driving for Williams. 1981 Formula One World Championship

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Moon surface detail

Moon surface detail
Photograph of the south east portion of the moon taken through a 30 cm telescope from Orange, California. The four dark patches in the upper part of the photo are lava-filled basins called maria

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Amphibious Assault Ship USS Peleliu transits the Pacific Ocean

Amphibious Assault Ship USS Peleliu transits the Pacific Ocean
February 10, 2012 - The amphibious assault ship USS Peleliu stages along the coast of San Clemente Island for the beach assault phase of exercise Iron Fist 2012

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Mexico, Costa Maya. Beach palapas and lounge chairs in village

Mexico, Costa Maya. Beach palapas and lounge chairs in village

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Cotopaxi Mountain, Ecuador

Cotopaxi Mountain, Ecuador

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Thermogram of man

Thermogram of man
Thermogram of the head and upper torso of a naked man. Thermography is an imaging technique for mapping the heat distribution over the surface of a body

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: False-colour SEM of a lobule of the liver

False-colour SEM of a lobule of the liver
False-colour scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a lobule of the liver. Parenchyma tissue in the liver is arranged into lobules of cells, one of which is seen here

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: VLT telescopes

VLT telescopes
Very Large Telescope (VLT) at the European Southern Observatorys (ESO) site at Cerro Paranal in Chile. The VLT comprises four 8.2-metre mirror telescopes: Antu, Kueyen, Melipal and Yepun

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Baby boy

Baby boy
MODEL RELEASED. Baby boy. Seven-month-old baby boy lifting his head and chest while lying on his front. This stage of child development is usually reached at around the age of six months

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: 4th of July fireworks

4th of July fireworks
Fireworks photographed during 4th of July celebrations in Hawaii, USA in 1991

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Organic cherry tomatoes

Organic cherry tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum) in a basket. Tomatoes, a fruit eaten as a salad vegetable, are a good dietary source of vitamin C and fibre

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Organic potatoes

Organic potatoes (Solanum tuberosum) in hessian sacks after they have been dried. If these potatoes are stored correctly they will last throughout the winter

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Lettuce and tomatoes

Lettuce and tomatoes. Salad made from lettuce leaves (Lactuca sativa) and vine-ripened tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum)

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Lettuce leaf

Lettuce leaf (Lactuca sativa)

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Pipette tips and sample tubes

Pipette tips and sample tubes. Assorted disposable plastic pipette tips and Eppendorf sample tubes. Disposable pipette tips are used to maintain sterility when transferring samples from one place to

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Arches National Park, Utah, USA

Arches National Park, Utah, USA
Delicate Arch, one of over seven hundred natural sandstone arches which dominate the eroded sedimentary landscape at Arches National Park in Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Diamond structure

Diamond structure. Molecular model of diamond, a form of the element carbon (C). Carbon atoms are shown as spheres (black) linked by covalent bonds (grey)

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Diamond structure

Diamond structure. Molecular model of diamond, a form of the element carbon (C). Carbon atoms are shown as spheres (black) linked by covalent bonds (grey)

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Potassium nitrate crystals

Potassium nitrate crystals
Potassium nitrate (KNO3) crystals. Large crystals (right) are prepared by slow cooling, and smaller crystals (left) by faster cooling of the solution from which they crystallize

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Silicon

Silicon. Lumps of silicon, a chemical element with the symbol Si. It is a semi-metallic element, and belongs to group 14 of the periodic table

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Tea rose

Tea rose (Rosa odorata). This ornamental garden plant is widely cultivated for its attractive and sweet-smelling flowers

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Tropical flower

Tropical flower (Alpinia sp.).This is a member of the ginger or Zingiberaceae family, which includes commercially important plants such as ginger, tumeric and cardamom

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Heliconia flower

Heliconia flower. Heliconias are native to South American rainforests and cloud forests. This is a member of the bird-of-paradise or Strelitzaceae family

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Potassium nitrate crystals

Potassium nitrate crystals
Potassium nitrate (KNO3) crystals, as seen through a light microscope. These large crystals form by slow cooling of the crystallizing solution

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Plague bacteria

Plague bacteria. Light micrograph of Gram- stained Yersinia pestis bacteria. This bacterium is the cause of bubonic plague (generally agreed to have been the Black Death of the Middle Ages)

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Potassium nitrate crystals

Potassium nitrate crystals
Potassium nitrate (KNO3) crystals. Potassium nitrate is soluble in water and is a component of gunpowder

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: One mole of carbon

One mole of carbon. Carbon powder being weighed out on a balance. 12 grams of carbon is 1 mole. A mole is a chemical unit of measurement that shows the number of molecules or atoms present

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Silicon

Silicon. Lumps of silicon, a chemical element with the symbol Si. It is a semi-metallic element, and belongs to group 14 of the periodic table

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Transition metals

Transition metals. The piece of jewellery is made of silver (Ag), the balls are nickel (Ni), the rod is iron (Fe), the strip is copper (Cu)

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Black-eyed susan flowers

Black-eyed susan flowers being watered from a watering can. Black-eyed susan flowers (Rudbeckia hirta) originated in North America

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Honey fungus mushrooms

Honey fungus mushrooms or bootlace mushrooms (Armillaria mellea). This fungus is found on or around the trunks of coniferous and deciduous trees

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Optical activity

Optical activity. Image 1 of 2. Optical activity of fructose demonstrated by using polarized light. Optically active compounds rotate light waves that pass through them

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Optical activity

Optical activity. Image 2 of 2. Optical activity of fructose demonstrated by using polarized light. Optically active compounds rotate light waves that pass through them

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Formula One World Championship: Jordan Team pack up their equipment to travel to Australia

Formula One World Championship: Jordan Team pack up their equipment to travel to Australia
Jordan Team pack up their equipment to travel to Australia. Jordan Factory, Silverstone, England, 26 February 2004. DIGITAL IMAGE

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Formula One Testing: Michael Schumacher Ferrari F2004 with a mid-wing

Formula One Testing: Michael Schumacher Ferrari F2004 with a mid-wing
Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari F2004 with a mid-wing. Formula One Testing, Imola, Italy, 24 February 2004. DIGITAL IMAGE

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Formula One World Championship: Sixth placed Jacques Laffite Ligier talks with Jean-Pierre Jabouille

Formula One World Championship: Sixth placed Jacques Laffite Ligier talks with Jean-Pierre Jabouille
(L to R): Sixth placed Jacques Laffite (FRA) Ligier talks with Jean-Pierre Jabouille (FRA), who retired from the race in the debut outing for Renault, and Gerard Ducarouge (FRA) Ligier Team Manager

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Formula One World Championship: The Lotus 78 of Mario Andretti

Formula One World Championship: The Lotus 78 of Mario Andretti, who retired from the race on lap 63 with a blown
The Lotus 78 of Mario Andretti (USA), who retired from the race on lap 63 with a blown engine, carries a message of support from sponsors JPS for the driver

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Formula One World Championship: A Gordini turbocharged engine in the Renault RS01 of Jean-Pierre

Formula One World Championship: A Gordini turbocharged engine in the Renault RS01 of Jean-Pierre Jabouille
A Gordini turbocharged engine in the Renault RS01 of Jean-Pierre Jabouille (FRA). It was the debut appearance in F1 for Renault

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Ezo's Sika Deer - herd

Ezo's Sika Deer - herd
WAT-8805 Ezo's Sika Deer - herd Hokkaido, Japan Cervus nippon M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Ezo's Sika Deer - herd

Ezo's Sika Deer - herd
WAT-8804 Ezo's Sika Deer - herd Hokkaido, Japan Cervus nippon M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Japanese Marten Hokkaido, Japan

Japanese Marten Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8730 Japanese Marten Hokkaido, Japan Martes melampus melampus M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Ezo's Sika Deer. Hokkaido, Japan

Ezo's Sika Deer. Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8681 Ezo's Sika Deer. Hokkaido, Japan Cervus nippon M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Ezo's Sika Deer - two. Hokkaido, Japan

Ezo's Sika Deer - two. Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8677 Ezo's Sika Deer - two Hokkaido, Japan Cervus nippon M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Ezo's Sika Deer - running. Hokkaido, Japan

Ezo's Sika Deer - running. Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8676 Ezo's Sika Deer - running Hokkaido, Japan Cervus nippon M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Pintail

Pintail
WAT-8741 Pintail Anas acuta M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Background imageImages Dated 26th February 2004: Pintail - in flight

Pintail - in flight
WAT-8740 Pintail - in flight Anas acuta M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.



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