Microscopic closeup of organic structures with fine textures

Microscopic closeup of organic structures with fine textures
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Image Number: 1439-57940001Royalty FreeCredit Line:Gregory S. Paulson/Connect Images/ImageSource/SuperStockCollection:Connect ImagesStory:Microscopic Wonders of BiologyContributor:Gregory S. PaulsonModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:5000×3750
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