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A PhD student of our Division wins the 2022 Nikon Small World Competition - Section of Biology

A PhD student of our Division wins the 2022 Nikon Small World Competition - Section of Biology
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Tiny triumphs in the Nikon Small World photo awards

From slime mold resembling a cute mushroom to an unprecedented look at the embryonic hand of a gecko, this year’s winners of the Nikon Small World photo contest reveal the stunning sights of a hidden microscopic universe.

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Fluorescent Hand of a Madagascar Giant Day Gecko Wins 48th Annual Nikon Small World Photo Microscopy Competition

The winners of the 48th annual competition showcase a spectacular blend of science and artistry under the microscopeMELVILLE, N.Y., Oct. 11, 2022 .

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New Study Reveals Secret Tool to Elephant Trunk s Versatility

It seems that experts have discovered an elephant's hidden mystery related directly on its snout. Its famed trunk, consisting of bones and muscles, can flex in practically unlimited angles and execute a variety of jobs.

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Skin Helps Explain Why Elephant Trunks Are So Handy | Smart News

Researchers discovered that the skin on the top of the trunk is more pliable and can stretch farther than the bottom

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