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For more details of this awsome place and style card check my blog onceuponatimesl.blogspot.com/2011/04/embryo-at-spring.html

 

Alice likes to keep her pets immortalized in jars and display cases. As for the dragons, unicorns and mermaids these are creatures made entirely in her imagination.

 

This final collection of one off specimens will be gone forever and, once captured by another collector will be as dead as her taxidermied Dodo.

   

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

Sneaky pic I'm afraid :(

 

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Ari's pic.

This one has almost absorbed his tail. I took out his cover algae and moss so I could take pic.

But not the woman carrying it.

The above photo is a sketch of the embryo of a chicken after twenty-four hours. The little circles running along the skinny part of the embryo are called somites. The purpose of somites is to divide the body in half. There is not much development in the embryo after twenty-four hours.

From thankchickens.com Egg development and fao.org

Diana F+, Ilford Delta 400

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

See more my pictures in virtual exhibition at arto.artsteps.com

In this longitudinal section of a Ricinis communis (Castorbean) seed the seed is made up of a thin integument surrounding a massive amount of endosperm surrounding a small, thin embryo.

Ardea cinerea

Sungei Tampines, 18th May 2015

 

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