Microorganism Study by anahata.c

2D • Science/Medical • posted on Jan 15, 2016

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Fun with microbiology! The Latin is fake. The chemical terms aren't, but they're way out of sequence. Basically, just messin' around with whatever I remember from college... I'll be back in the morning. Much better zoomed! -----------------------------------------------------------

Comments (16)

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Faemike55

10:10PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

the scary part of this image and writing is that someone will look at this and call it gospel ! (just because it is on the Internet and therefore must be true)

Great work, Mark and welcome back

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eekdog

10:54PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

I like, sorta looks like a poster you would see in high school science class. Great job!!!

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goodoleboy

11:32PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

A splendid presentation of microbiology in this colorful and texted offering, Mark, some of which appears to be either the wing of a butterfly, or the dorsal fin of a shark. Stellar compendium of clarity, color and montage effects, my friend. And, I revisited some of my long forgotten Latin with this.

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wysiwig

12:55AM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Amoeba, Euglena, Paramecium, Rotifer. That's about it for me and high school biology. That and dissecting worms, fish and frogs. The frogs were collected, placed in a large glass bottle and gassed before they were dissected. I remember walking into the supply room one day and seeing a frog squatting on a pile of his dead relatives and staring straight at me. I almost became a vegetarian on the spot.

Both Mike and Steve have good points. And I just noticed the two little guys peeking into the frame (Killroy was here?).

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durleybeachbum

1:53AM | Sat, 16 January 2016

What fun indeed! 'Twas my best subject at school, and my interest continues still. I love what you've done, (especially the Kilroys.)

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blankfrancine

7:25AM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Very cleverly done,Mark.Could be a form of life found on a comet or am exoplanet.Very colorful to see first thing in the morning,

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X-PaX

11:11AM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Nice work Mark.

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npauling

4:16PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

I love how you have played with your microbiology specimens they have become so much more interesting now. I wish I had taken more notice when I was in school as I surely didn't see anything as interesting as this. I love the little faces peeking into your work too, very cute and well done.

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RodS

5:53PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Who knew microorganisms could be such lovely art! :-D

I love how you take things like this and make wonderful, colorful art out of them, Mark!

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LivingPixels

8:21PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Pretty impressive and creative imagery lots of nice touches make it just flourish with beauty my friend1!!

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GrandmaT

9:39PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

This is marvelous and beautiful!

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flavia49

7:19AM | Sun, 17 January 2016

amazing

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Richardphotos

8:26AM | Sun, 17 January 2016

I was amazed as a kid when I got a cheap microscope and was able to see amoeba and other one cell creatures in ordinary ditch water.

now, I am amazed at your art work. superbly done

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Wolfenshire

10:45AM | Sun, 17 January 2016

No clue, they threw me out of biology class. But it's pretty.

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MrsRatbag

8:10AM | Mon, 18 January 2016

OK, I know the science, and I was trying to follow, but it wasn't making any sense...glad it wasn't meant to! I love how well you did this! Such an excellent parody, and so beautifully constructed!

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