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Dictionary » C » Camera CameraCamera 1. A closed box; especially one containing a lens, shutter, and light-sensitive film or plates for photography. 2. In anatomy, any chamber or cavity, such as one of the chambers of the heart, or eye. Origin: L. A vault ![]()
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Results from our forumCan someone tell me what kind of animal this is?I was sitting at my desk today and look up in time to see this baby animal and it mother go running by. I grabbed my camera and walked outside. The mother had already gone down into its home(a drain pipe). I got a picture of the baby before it ran. I have seen the mother several ...
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Future Human Evolution... skull comparison software can do a better job showing hobbit.] With someone like Tammy or Dolly or Kelly trying to make them look good for the camera a picture of her might more resemble that. Where the starting point was us on an island we could expect that would be the case, not an apish ...
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Stomach bloating and weight gain... it...what this means is her reflux problems have hurt the lining of her esophagus. We found this out through an Endoscopic exam where they put a camera up her nose and down her throat. She was seen by an ENT doc at CHOC (Ear, Nose and Throat doctor) who said he saw small nodules on her vocal ...
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I found this weird little critter... this little scorpion looking fellow , and i really want to know what is it cause its kinda cute and ive never seen it before oo;; I dont have a camera that would take such a detailed picture because of the size so i desided to draw it as good as i got it and it looks exactly like the one i drew, ...
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Re: Difference between ICC and IF... mirror, then the fluorescence emitted from the sample is passed back to the dichroic mirror and through an emission filter to the ocular lens or camera. Immunohistochemical methods encompass a broad range of chemical reactions used to produce a microscopically visible signal, usually by producing ...
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