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Images Dated 11th February 2005 (page 3)

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Images Dated 11th February 2005: Sea lily

Sea lily (Endoxocrinus sp.). Sea lilies, or crinoids, are ancient organisms that are found in the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Ink-spot sea squirts

Ink-spot sea squirts (Polycarpa aurata) amongst soft corals. Sea squirts are primitive sessile animals with tubular bodies

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Banded sea urchin

Banded sea urchin (Echinothrix calamaris). The sea urchin is an echinoderm, a relative of the star fish. Its exoskeleton shell, or test, is covered in spines that protect it from predators

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Sea slug

Sea slug or nudibranch (Nembrotha kubaryana). This nudibranch, which can reach 6 centimetres in length, is found on the outside of coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Edible sea urchin

Edible sea urchin (Echinus esculentus) in a kelp forest. The sea urchin is an echinoderm, a relative of the starfish. Its exoskeleton shell, or test

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Seamoth

Seamoth, or short dragonfish (Eurypegasus draconis) camouflaged on the seabed. This fish is found inhabiting bays and lagoons from the Indian Ocean to the Central Pacific

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Pygmy sweeper fish

Pygmy sweeper fish. Shoal of pygmy sweeper fish (Parapriacanthus ransonetti) over a coral reef. These fish are found in large shoals near coral reefs and caves in the Indo-Pacific region

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Sohal surgeonfish

Sohal surgeonfish, or sohal tang (Acanthurus sohal). This fish is named for the very sharp scalpel (orange) at the base of its tail, which is used to deter predators

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Island kelpfish

Island kelpfish (Alloclinus holderi) in a giant kelp forest (Macrocystis pyrifera). This fish, which reaches lengths of 10 centimetres, is found along the Pacific coast of California

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Raggy scorpionfish

Raggy scorpionfish (Scorpaenopsis venosa) camouflaged on coral. This solitary fish camouflages itself against corals and sponges waiting to ambush its prey of crustaceans and small fish

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Splendour wrasse and Red Sea goatfish

Splendour wrasse and Red Sea goatfish. Abudjubbes splendour wrasse (Cheilinus abudjubbe, top) following a feeding Red Sea goatfish (Parupeneus forsskali)

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Two-spotted hawkfish

Two-spotted hawkfish (Amblycirrhitus bimacula) hiding inside a giant clam (Tridacna gigas). The two-spotted hawkfish, which reaches lengths of 8.5 centimetres

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Thorny seahorse

Thorny seahorse (Hippocampus histrix) against algae. This fish inhabits coral reefs in the Indo- Pacific region. It feeds on tiny crustaceans, which it sucks in through its tubular mouth

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Lacy scorpionfish

Lacy scorpionfish (Rhinopias aphanes). This solitary fish camouflages itself against corals and sponges waiting to ambush its prey of crustaceans and small fish

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Giant kelpfish

Giant kelpfish (Heterostichus rostratus) in a giant kelp forest (Macrocystis pyrifera) coast of southern USA and Mexico inhabiting, kelp forests

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Tiger-tail seahorse

Tiger-tail seahorse (Hippocampus comes) on soft coral. This fish inhabits coral reefs in the Western central Pacific region. It feeds on tiny crustaceans, which it sucks in through its tubular mouth

Pygmy sweeper fish. Shoal of pygmy sweeper fish (Parapriacanthus guentheri). These fish are found in large shoals near coral reefs and caves in the Indo-Pacific region

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Shortfin lionfish

Shortfin lionfish (Dendrochirus brachypterus) on the seabed. This predatory fish is found near coral reefs in rocky shallow lagoons of the Indo- Pacific region

Artwork of satellite launch sequence of Ariane 5

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Model cars as a question mark, artwork

Model cars as a question mark, artwork
Model cars. Computer artwork of model cars forming the shape of a question mark. This image could be used to illustrate the problem of increasing traffic on the roads, congestion

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Traffic jam, conceptual artwork

Traffic jam, conceptual artwork
Traffic jam. Conceptual computer artwork of a jam jar with tightly packed model cars. This image could be used to illustrate a traffic jam or congested road

Artwork of a human skull in front view

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Apple with poison symbol, artwork

Apple with poison symbol, artwork
Poisoned apple. Computer artwork of an apple with the symbol for poison

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Archaeologist reconstructing a bronze Celtic pot

Archaeologist reconstructing a bronze Celtic pot
Celtic pot reconstruction. Archaeologist reconstr- ucting a bronze Celtic pot excavated from a grave at Glauberg near Frankfurt in Germany. The pot was crushed when the grave collapsed

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Stone tool, Gran Dolina

Stone tool, Gran Dolina. This stone tool was formed by striking the stone to produce a continuous edge on one or both sides

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Animal tooth, Gran Dolina

Animal tooth, Gran Dolina. Tooth from a sabre- toothed tiger (Smilodon sp.), found in level TD10 (upper levels) of the Gran Dolina site

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Excavation at Galeria

Excavation at Galeria
MODEL RELEASED. Excavation at Galeria. Excavations at this site started in 1982. Occupation floors, or layers of earth that at one time made up the cave floor, were discovered

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Fossilised remains, Gran Dolina

Fossilised remains, Gran Dolina. These human fossils, dating back approximately 800, 000 years, are a selection found in level TD6 at the Gran Dolina site betwen 1994 and 1995

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Elephants tooth, Gran Dolina

Elephants tooth, Gran Dolina
Elephants tooth, Sima del Elefante. This elephants milk tooth was found at Sima del Elefante (Elephant Pit). As well as a rich collection of mammal fossils dating back to between 1.25

Fossilised remains, Gran Dolina. These human fossils, dating back approximately 800, 000 years, are a selection found in level TD6 at the Gran Dolina site betwen 1994 and 1995

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Stone tools, Gran Dolina

Stone tools, Gran Dolina. Examples of stone tools found next to human fossils in level TD6 of the Gran Dolina site. The technique used for the manufacturing of these stone tools was to hit a piece of

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Fossilised skull, Gran Dolina

Fossilised skull, Gran Dolina. Pieces of childs skull and upper jaw (maxillar). It is thought the child died aged between 10-12 years and has been nicknamed El Nino de la Gran Dolina

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Horses hoof, Gran Dolina

Horses hoof, Gran Dolina. Horses hoof found at the Gran Dolina site. Gran Dolina is one of several archaeological sites in Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Fossilised jaw, Gran Dolina

Fossilised jaw, Gran Dolina. Piece of childs upper jaw (maxillar). It is thought the child died at between 10-12 years old and has been nicknamed El Nino de la Gran Dolina (The Child of Gran Dolina)

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Stone tool, Galeria

Stone tool, Galeria. This stone tool was formed by striking the stone to produce a continuous edge on one or both sides. The most typical piece, characteristic of the Acheulean

Fossilised remains, Gran Dolina. These human fossils, dating back approximately 800, 000 years, are a selection found in level TD6 at the Gran Dolina site betwen 1994 and 1995

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Animal jaw, Gran Dolina

Animal jaw, Gran Dolina. Primitive lower jaw (mandible) of a bovine animal, found in level TD7 of the Gran Dolina site. Gran Dolina is one of several archaeological sites in Sierra de Atapuerca

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Dolmen, Sierra de Atapuerca

Dolmen, Sierra de Atapuerca. This Bronze Age dolmen, or portal tomb, was found in the area surrounding Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain (background)

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Animal jaw, Galeria

Animal jaw, Galeria. Lower jaw (mandible) of a lion recovered from Galeria. It is thought that Galeria acted as a natural trap and that humans

Images Dated 11th February 2005: Giant kelp

Giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera). This is the largest of the giant kelps and can grow more than 45 centimetres a day. It is usually found in large beds or forests

Europe, Iceland, Black-legged Kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla)

Europe, Iceland, Jokulsarlon lagoon

Images Dated 11th February 2005: FRANCE, Alsace

FRANCE, Alsace (Haut Rhin), Mulhouse: Musee National de l Automobile: Collection SchlumpfDisplay of Bugatti Cars

Images Dated 11th February 2005: FRANCE, Alsace (Haut Rhin), Mulhouse: Musee National de l Automobile: Collection

FRANCE, Alsace (Haut Rhin), Mulhouse: Musee National de l Automobile: Collection Schlumpf1950 Delahaye

FRANCE, Alsace (Haut Rhin), Mulhouse: Musee National de l Automobile: Collection SchlumpfDisplay of Bugatti Racing Cars

FRANCE, Alsace (Haut Rhin), Mulhouse: Musee National de l Automobile: Collection SchlumpfBugatti Grille

FRANCE, Alsace (Haut Rhin), Mulhouse: Musee National de l Automobile: Collection SchlumpfBugatti Royale, Largest and Most Exclusive Car from Bugatti

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