| Title: Collagen Fibres
Contact: Dr Jon Heras
Description: Collagen fibres, showing the triple-helix structure and individual collagen units
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| Title: Bladder cancer
Contact: Alison Schroeer
Description: This medical illustration of bladder cancer was created by medical illustrator Alison Schroeer of Schroeer Scientific Illustration. It depicts the bladder anatomy, tumor appearance, and a reference to cigarette smoking, the primary cause of this disease especially in older men.
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| Title: Octopus
Contact: Ben Smith
Description: Illustration in graphite and Photoshop for the book- Sustainable Sushi: A Guide for a Changing Planet by Casson Trenor
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| Title: Chestnut Cowrie
Contact: Katura Reynolds
Description: This chestnut cowrie (Cypraea spadicea) posed for me at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. I used my original sketches and photos to do this Photoshop rendering, showing how the creature's mantle can expand and contract over its shell.
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| Title: Illustration of Wood Ducks
Contact: Gina Mikel
Description: Illustration of Wood Ducks (Aix sponsa), colored pencil & watercolor
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| Title: ortho-Aminobiphenyl 216
Contact: Pamela Gleave
Description: Photomicrograph of recrystallized ortho-Aminobiphenyl .
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| Title: Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy-owl
Contact: Rachel Ivanyi
Description: Glaucidium brasilianum cactorum eyeing a tree lizard, Urosaurus ornatus, in a flowering ironwood tree, Olneya tesota.
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| Title: Venomous
Contact: Stephen Di Cerbo
Description: Lionfish , various genus of family Scorpaenidae, and related to scorpionfish. These fish native to tropical Indo-Pacific waters, are voracious predators and venomous in nature. Considered invasive species, they have jumped into ocean systems world wide, undoubtedly added by the Aquarium trade.
This image is multi-color lino print, made with the subtractive process.
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| Title: Water strider - stream insect
Contact: Taina Litwak
Description: Water striders (family Gerridae) use the surface tension of fresh water to skate across the surface of streams and ponds. Their front legs are short and used for capturing food and the middle and hind legs are very long and used to run on the water's surface.
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| Title: Black Crappie, White Bass, and Rock Bass
Contact: Emily Damstra
Description: Illustrations of three fishes, from top: Black Crappie Pomoxis nigromaculatis, White Bass Morone chrysops, Rock Bass Ambloplites rupestris.
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| Title: Jade Tree Frog Rhacophorus dulitensis
Contact: Melisa Beveridge
Description: A Photoshop rendering of a Jade tree frog making a foam nest on a Resak Palm - Vatica yeechongii.
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| Title: Male Red-bellied Woodpecker
Contact: Timothy Sullivan
Description: Melanerpes carolinus
Media: Watercolor
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| Title: Saltmarsh Habitat Cutaway
Contact: Barbara Harmon
Description: Many of the key inhabitants of the Eastern Salt Marsh system: Green Heron, Blue Heron, Sharp-tailed Marsh Sparrow, Willet, ducks, Canada geese, Belted Kingfisher, Osprey, Red Fox, Raccoon, American Eel, Horseshoe Crab, Fiddler Crabs, Dragonfly, Ribbed Mussels, Plankton, minnows, snails, Seaside Lavendar, Ammophila brevigulata, Spartina patens, etc.
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| Title: Southwestern Hercules Beetle
Contact: Anthony Galvan III
Description: Southwestern Hercules Beetle Dynastes granti
A visual pun of the Liverpool Four.
Portfolio piece - watercolor, carbon dust, color pencil, graphite on stipple paper.
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| Title: Grasshopper anatomy
Contact: Denise Wagner
Description: Anatomical parts of the grasshopper.
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| Title: Leaf tissue cross section
Contact: John Megahan
Description: Histological cross section of a leaf
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| Title: Miocene Florida Habitat (right side detail)
Contact: Michael Rothman
Description: This is a detail of the right side of my Florida Miocene habitat group reconstruction, circa 25 mya. The area depicts the interface of two ecotomes: a grass /pine savannah like that of the present day Kissimee Region and a limestone/sinkhole region analogous to some environs near the Suwannee River. The mural was prepared for the University of Florida Museum of Natural History.
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| Title: Penguins of the World
Contact: Jennifer Fairman, CMI
Description:
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| Title: Food & Lodging Graphic
Contact: Gail Guth
Description: 2D graphic depicting prairie plants as providers of food and cover for animals. Original and digital art, converted to embedded fiberglass graphic.
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| Title: Pronghorn Antelope
Contact: Chris Gralapp
Description: The Pronghorn is our only native antelope in the US.
Created for the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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| Title: Cranial View of Cat Skull
Contact: Laurie O'Keefe
Description: Graphite dust illustration. Other views available
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| Title: Cashew
Contact: Rosemarie Schwab
Description: Anacardium occidentale. Fruit of the Cashew tree. From "Trees - An Explore Your World Handbook", Discovery Books, New York 2000.
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| Title: Cretaceous Firestorm
Contact: Gary Raham
Description: Cretaceous Firestorm depicts Pteranodons and various dinosaurs fleeing a fire in forested wetlands in North America caused by debris from the impact of an asteroid at the end of the Cretaceous period.
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| Title: Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida)
Contact: Erica Beade
Description: This is a pen and ink drawing of a branch of a
flowering dogwood tree.
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| Title: Retina
Contact: Lesley Sealing
Description: A painting showing photoreceptors in the retinal layers of the eye
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| Title: Whirligig Beetle
Contact: Sean Twiddy
Description: This is an image of a Whirligig Beetle adult. It was created as part of an exhibit for the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium about river macroinvertebrates. The image was made in Illustrator.
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| Title: Glycan termination to disrupt cellular functi
Contact: Mary O'Reilly
Description: Metabolic labeling of leukocytes with a non-natural sugar analog leads to incorporation of this analog into the cell surface, disrupting the synthesis of native glycans involved in leukocyte rolling along endothelial cells. Protein-glycan interactions that support rolling enable leukocytes to reach the site of injury. Marathe DD. et al. "Fluorinated per-acetylated GalNAc metabolically alters glycan structures on leukocyte PSGL-1 and reduces cell binding to selectins" Blood, 2010, 115, 1303-12.
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| Title: Rod Shaped Bacteria
Contact: Science Picture Company
Description: A scanning electron micrograph of rod shaped bacteria. Anthrax, botulism and tetanus are all caused by rod shaped bacteria.
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| Title: Culex mosquito feeding
Contact: Diana Marques
Description: Culex pipiens, one of the most common species of mosquito, feeding on a human
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| Title: Leopard Frog Surface Anatomy
Contact: Ikumi Kayama
Description: Anatomical plate for a Frog Anatomy Lab Manual to be used by high school biology students.
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| Title: Anterior Knee
Contact: Sara Krause
Description: Line art depiction of the left anterior knee.
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| Title: Eastern Redbud, Cercis canadensis
Contact: Kate Fady
Description: Illustration of an Eastern Redbud tree, Cercis canadensis for signage at Smithsonian National Zoo for a display on invasive plants and using native plants for replacement. Includes Redbud tree leaves, flowers and fruit.
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| Title: Birds! Assorted spot art illustrations
Contact: Elizabeth Morales
Description: Assorted spot art illustrations of birds that were incorporated into various graphs. Specific genus and species available upon request.
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| Title: Amon Geologic History Detail1
Contact: Cindy Shaw
Description:
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| Title: DNA Assembly
Contact: Dr Jon Heras
Description: An illustration of DNA assembly, which occurs spontaneously in cells. The bases bind together, creating the double-helix structure we are all familiar with.
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| Title: Cyclamen study
Contact: MaryBeth Hinrichs
Description: Watercolor and grisaille study of cyclamen sp.
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| Title: Corn fungicide
Contact: Alison Schroeer
Description: This botanical illustration was created by biological illustrator Alison Schroeer of Schroeer Scientific Illustration. It shows a corn plant, Zea mays, receiving benefits from fungicide application. Benefits include reduction of fungal diseases, increased productivity and yield.
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| Title: Layers of the Earth
Contact: Katura Reynolds
Description: This Photoshop drawing shows the different layers that comprise the Earth. It was created for an article about how the S and P waves from earthquakes can reflect off the mantle-core boundary. You can see the published article here: scicom.ucsc.edu/SciNotes/0201/lo/earth/index.html
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| Title: Illustration of White Water Lily
Contact: Gina Mikel
Description: White Water Lily (Nymphaea odorata), watercolor pencil & watercolor illustration
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| Title: ortho-Aminobiphenyl 265
Contact: Pamela Gleave
Description: Photomicrograph of recrystallized ortho-Aminobiphenyl .
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| Title: Monarch Butterfly Life Cycle
Contact: Jane Whitney
Description: An illustration for Harcourt Achieve using Photoshop, Painter and Illustrator
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| Title: Chesapeake Bay Sea Grass Meadow
Contact: Taina Litwak
Description: Bay and estuary grass beds are critical to the health of costal waters. Sea grass meadows produce oxygen, absorb excess nitrogen and phosphorus, and provide food and shelter for many species including blue crab and stripped bass. They also hold the loose soils that make up bottom, reducing turbidity and contributing to water clarity.
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| Title: Attaching tag to anesthetized stoat
Contact: Consie Powell
Description: Anesthetized Mustela erminea, held in a human hand, for the attachment of an identification tag to the ear. Ink illustration from the book “The Natural History of Weasels and Stoats” by Carolyn King and Roger Powell, published by Oxford University Press, 2006.
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| Title: Grape phylloxera
Contact: Melisa Beveridge
Description: Gouache Trompe l'oeil telling the story of the ravages of grape phylloxera in France. This painting was inspired by the book : "The Botanist and the Vintner"
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| Title: Panda Yard Detail, Left
Contact: Frank Ippolito
Description: Detail of left side of Panda Yard interpretive panel commissioned by the National Zoo.
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| Title: Salamander skeleton
Contact: John Megahan
Description: Salamander skeleton
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| Title: Ranid frogs of the Sonoran Desert region
Contact: Rachel Ivanyi
Description: Plains leopard frog, Rana blairi; Northern l. frog, Rana pipiens; Tarahumara frog, Rana tarahumarae; Chiricahua l. frog, Rana chiricahuensis; Lowland l. frog, Rana yavapaiensis; Relict l. frog, Rana onca; Ramsey Canyon l. frog, Rana subaquavocalis
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| Title: Green Swamp, NC. Longleaf Pine habitat
Contact: Michael Rothman
Description: The Green Swamp of North Carolina is a Nature Conservancy area encompassing some of the last remaining Wiregrass-Long Leaf Pine habitats of the American South East. The area is considered to be a region of enormous botanical biodiversity. The flora includes a substantial number of vanilloid orchids and carnivorous plants, such as the Venus flytrap and the Yellow pitcher plant. The painting was prepared under the aegis of Dr. Ken Cameron of the New York Botanical Gardens.
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| Title: Phagocytosis
Contact: Jennifer Fairman, CMI
Description:
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| Title: Dragonfly illustration
Contact: Karen Johnson
Description: Green darner and Widow Skimmer dragonflies. Two traditional pieces of artwork (watercolor and mixed media) combined into one using Photoshop.
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| Title: Red Kangaroo
Contact: Chris Gralapp
Description: Created for the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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| Title: Stegosaurus
Contact: Steven Melendrez
Description:
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| Title: Serrated stone point
Contact: Chris Sanders
Description: acrylic on film. One of 5 studies in spiculation series.
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| Title: Horseshoe Crab (Limulus polyphemus)
Contact: Laurie O'Keefe
Description: Horseshoe Crab illustration created for North Carolina Museum of Natural History.
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| Title: Aesculapian Snake
Contact: Rosemarie Schwab
Description: Elaphe longissima. From "Reptiles & Amphibians - An Explore Your World Handbook", Discovery Books, New York 2000.
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| Title: Ordovician Endings
Contact: Gary Raham
Description: A scene from near the end of the
Ordovician depicting a baculite capturing
the jawless fish, Astraspis. Several
species of trilobites appear in the
foreground, along with a starfish. Several
sea lilies appear in the background.
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| Title: Phalaenopsis Orchid (Moth Orchid)
Contact: Erica Beade
Description: This is a graphite drawing of a phalaenopsis orchid, also known as a moth orchid.
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| Title: Collinsonia canadensis
Contact: Richard Rauh
Description: One of the illustrations in "A Guide to Wildflowers in Winter" by Carol Levine. Collinsonia is in the mint family and is characterized by persistent calices. A seed is shown.
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| Title: Sciatic Nerve
Contact: Lesley Sealing
Description: A drawing showing the location of the sciatic nerve in the canine and its area of innervation
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| Title: Targeting B cells with glycans
Contact: Mary O'Reilly
Description: Claire Chen and Gladys Completo in Jim Paulson’s lab at TSRI have shown that drug-loaded liposomes decorated with the ligand of an endocytic receptor on B cells can bind, and be taken up by, B cells. This strategy has been used to successfuly treat B cell lymphoma in mice. Chen, WC, et al., “In vivo targeting of B cell lymphoma with glycan ligands of CD22”, Blood, 2010, Epub Feb. 24.
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| Title: Wild Rose
Contact: Dorothia Rohner
Description: Wild Rose illustration. Created for Garden Gate magazine. This botanical painting was licensed for floral gifts including mugs, coaster and trivets.
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| Title: American Beaver Skull
Contact: Melisa Beveridge
Description: Created in gouache and silverpoint.
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| Title: Orchid Drawing - Phaelenopsis - DETAIL
Contact: Erica Beade
Description: This is a detail of a graphite drawing of a phalaenopsis orchid, also known as a moth orchid.
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| Title: Brain in Head
Contact: Science Picture Company
Description: An image of the head and neck showing the brain within the head.
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