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SEM of Human red and white blood cells. 80200662

chromosomes — Male Human Sex Chromosomes (Pair 23) 80201281_80201309_XY

flower — Lavendula dentata floret with close-up of pollen. 80200169-2

stomata — Stomata on a lavender leaf (Lavendula dentata). 80200158

follicle nymph — Follicle mite nymph (Demodex folliculorum). 80016311

Large white butterfly (Pieris brassicae) scent scale. 80201105

leaf — "Salvinia Effect" of Salvinia natans. IMAGE REF: 80202291

scorpian — Pseudoscorpion (Lamprochernes nodosus). 80202025

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About Scanning Electron Micrographs

We are one of the largest science photo libraries on the web, boasting a huge range of high-quality scanning electron micrographs (SEMs) and photo micrographs. We also offer a variety of science videos covering many different topics, as well as an extensive collection of natural history photographs.

We have our own in-house digital scanning electron microscope and light microscopes, both equipped with dedicated digital capturing facilities. Our science images are used widely in all forms of modern media for educational, scientific, corporate and general interest purposes.

Most of the science images that we offer are produced using our own scanning electron microscope (SEM), which enables us to produce detailed scanning electron micrographs. These SEM images are produced to a very high quality – electron micrographs take us into a realm previously unseen by the human eye! You’ll find images of many different things as you browse our science image library, including chromosomes, blood cells, insects, plants, and microscopic flora and fauna.

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These images show before and after colouring. The electron microscope captures images in greyscale and they have to be coloured to bring them back to life.