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      BioScapes: Microscopy Image Competition Brings Secret Worlds to Light [Slide Show]
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      • 7 ANT on its deathbed—a carnivorous plant known as a sundew. Ralph Grimm
      • 6 DIATOM in the genus Corethron from the Amundsen Sea in Antarctica. John Dolan
      • 5 TONGUE of the terrestrial snail Pomatias elegans. Christian Gautier
      • 4 SCALES on the wing of a Panacea prola butterfly. Charles Krebs
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      • 3 PROTOZOANS in the Vorticella genus. Arturo Agostino
      • MOUTH of a live mushroom coral in the genus Fungia. James H. Nicholson
      • 1 ALGAE in the genus Scagelia with reproductive tetraspores and golden diatoms. Arlene Wechezak
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