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- 242Campbell, Sandy
- 176Seale, Linda N.
- 46Fraser, Marion
- 46Villatoro, Valentin (Supervisor)
- 42Andrew Hoang
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2019-01-01
Brazil is a fusion of powdery sands, mystic jungle, thundering waterfalls, and an exuberant carnival culture, much like the colors and shapes in the image presented here. Our focus is the Atlantic forest, the Mata Atlântica, which home to many species, some of which live nowhere else on this...
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2016-07-02
This sewn birch bark basket is on display at the Victoria Settlement, which is located on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, south of St. Paul, Alberta. The basket is representative of those made by Cree people in the area.
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2016-06-18
Weaving functional objects from birch bark is a traditional craft in Finland and other Northern European countries. These woven birch bark shoes and backpack (see related link) were donated to the Sointula Museum by the Renwell Family. The Sointula Museum holds artifacts and archival documents...
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2014-02-18
An image from a bone marrow showing a macrophage with a disintegrated cytoplasm (labeled).
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2014-02-18
An image from a bone marrow showing a macrophage (labeled).
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2014-02-18
An image from a bone marrow demonstrating a macrophage (labeled) with large granular contents and a disintegrated cytoplasm.
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2010-11-03
An image from a bone marrow demonstrating a giant band (labeled) in megaloblastic anemia.
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2010-11-03
An image from a bone marrow demonstrating a giant band (labeled) in megaloblastic anemia.
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2014-02-18
An image from a bone marrow demonstrating a polychromatic nomoblast (labeled) with nuclear-cytoplasmic asynchrony in megaloblastic anemia.
