This magnified look at the martian soil near the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity's landing site, Meridiani Planum, shows coarse grains sprinkled over a fine layer of sand. The image was captured by the rover's microscopic imager on the 10th day, or sol, of its mission and roughly approximates the color a human eye would see. (UPI Photo/NASA) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-magnified-look-at-the-martian-soil-near-the-mars-exploration-rover-opportunitys-landing-site-meridiani-planum-shows-coarse-grains-sprinkled-over-a-fine-layer-of-sand-the-image-was-captured-by-the-rovers-microscopic-imager-on-the-10th-day-or-sol-of-its-mission-and-roughly-approximates-the-color-a-human-eye-would-see-upi-photonasa-image258590937.html
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RMW854FG–The tiny shells of the minute sea snail (Schwartziella ephamilla) remained intact between all the other grains of the sand. Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Diagonal of frame approx. 2 mm Digital focus stacking image
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. The microscope and its revelations. imitate the very regular naxtiloid 8i6 MICROSCOPIC FORMS OF ANIMAL LIFE shells, both of the poi-cellanous and the vitreous scries : and themost remarkable of these is the Cyclwrwmina concellatn (fig. 616),which has been brought up in considerable abundance from depthsranging downwards to 1.900 fathoms, the largest examples being-found within 700 fathoms. The test (fig. 616, a) is composed ofaggregated sand-grains firmly cemented together and smoothed overexternally with plaster. in which large glistening sand-grains aresometimes set at regular intervals, a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-microscope-and-its-revelations-imitate-the-very-regular-naxtiloid-8i6-microscopic-forms-of-animal-life-shells-both-of-the-poi-cellanous-and-the-vitreous-scries-and-themost-remarkable-of-these-is-the-cyclwrwmina-concellatn-fig-616which-has-been-brought-up-in-considerable-abundance-from-depthsranging-downwards-to-1900-fathoms-the-largest-examples-being-found-within-700-fathoms-the-test-fig-616-a-is-composed-ofaggregated-sand-grains-firmly-cemented-together-and-smoothed-overexternally-with-plaster-in-which-large-glistening-sand-grains-aresometimes-set-at-regular-intervals-a-image370772089.html
RM2CF63G9–. The microscope and its revelations. imitate the very regular naxtiloid 8i6 MICROSCOPIC FORMS OF ANIMAL LIFE shells, both of the poi-cellanous and the vitreous scries : and themost remarkable of these is the Cyclwrwmina concellatn (fig. 616),which has been brought up in considerable abundance from depthsranging downwards to 1.900 fathoms, the largest examples being-found within 700 fathoms. The test (fig. 616, a) is composed ofaggregated sand-grains firmly cemented together and smoothed overexternally with plaster. in which large glistening sand-grains aresometimes set at regular intervals, a
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. The microscope and its revelations. t AZVcrm-.s. ,SV/. n.s. vol. xix. 1879, p 20, andvol. xxi. 1881, p. 31. 812 MICROSCOPIC FORMS OF ANIMAL LIFE families, the first of which, Astrorhizida, includes with the precedinga number of coarse sandy forms, usually of considerable size, andessentially monothalamous. though sometimes imperfectly chamberedby constrictions at intervals. Some of the more interesting examplesof this family will now be noticed, beginning with the Saccammina (Sars), which is a remarkably regular type, composed of coarse sand-grains firmly cemented together in a globular form Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-microscope-and-its-revelations-t-azvcrm-s-sv-ns-vol-xix-1879-p-20-andvol-xxi-1881-p-31-812-microscopic-forms-of-animal-life-families-the-first-of-which-astrorhizida-includes-with-the-precedinga-number-of-coarse-sandy-forms-usually-of-considerable-size-andessentially-monothalamous-though-sometimes-imperfectly-chamberedby-constrictions-at-intervals-some-of-the-more-interesting-examplesof-this-family-will-now-be-noticed-beginning-with-the-saccammina-sars-which-is-a-remarkably-regular-type-composed-of-coarse-sand-grains-firmly-cemented-together-in-a-globular-form-image370772373.html
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. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America. Geology. MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF SANDSTONE DIKE 359 continuity with the original grain, changing it from a rounded to an angular outline and filling all the interstices. Figures 7 and 8 show such grains of sand, with the secondary quartz unshaded. Viewed in ordinar}' light, the grain is seen to be outlined by a dark line, and fur- thermore differentiated from the new quartz by a cloudy appearance, due to numerous inclusions, from which the new quartz is free. This latter is scareely visible in ordinary light, but with crossed nicols shows a con Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-the-geological-society-of-america-geology-microscopic-structure-of-sandstone-dike-359-continuity-with-the-original-grain-changing-it-from-a-rounded-to-an-angular-outline-and-filling-all-the-interstices-figures-7-and-8-show-such-grains-of-sand-with-the-secondary-quartz-unshaded-viewed-in-ordinar-light-the-grain-is-seen-to-be-outlined-by-a-dark-line-and-fur-thermore-differentiated-from-the-new-quartz-by-a-cloudy-appearance-due-to-numerous-inclusions-from-which-the-new-quartz-is-free-this-latter-is-scareely-visible-in-ordinary-light-but-with-crossed-nicols-shows-a-con-image233882149.html
RMRGE71W–. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America. Geology. MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF SANDSTONE DIKE 359 continuity with the original grain, changing it from a rounded to an angular outline and filling all the interstices. Figures 7 and 8 show such grains of sand, with the secondary quartz unshaded. Viewed in ordinar}' light, the grain is seen to be outlined by a dark line, and fur- thermore differentiated from the new quartz by a cloudy appearance, due to numerous inclusions, from which the new quartz is free. This latter is scareely visible in ordinary light, but with crossed nicols shows a con
. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. Martin Posey lifts a hunk of rock collected by the submersible's robotic arm. morphology, and all of a sudden it goes bananas; the algae become very abundant." Set in motion by coastal storms such as northeasters, sediments in the extensive sand flats provide too harsh an environment for attached animals. Moving grains of sediment are as big as bowling balls to microscopic larvae trying to attach to a flat hardbottom, says Riggs. On land, plants grow in soil and gather nutrients from the ground. In th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coast-watch-marine-resources-oceanography-coastal-zone-management-coastal-ecology-martin-posey-lifts-a-hunk-of-rock-collected-by-the-submersibles-robotic-arm-morphology-and-all-of-a-sudden-it-goes-bananas-the-algae-become-very-abundantquot-set-in-motion-by-coastal-storms-such-as-northeasters-sediments-in-the-extensive-sand-flats-provide-too-harsh-an-environment-for-attached-animals-moving-grains-of-sediment-are-as-big-as-bowling-balls-to-microscopic-larvae-trying-to-attach-to-a-flat-hardbottom-says-riggs-on-land-plants-grow-in-soil-and-gather-nutrients-from-the-ground-in-th-image232749201.html
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. Elements of geology, or, The ancient changes of the earth and its inhabitants as illustrated by geological monuments. Geology. Clcwulina corrugata, Desh. a. Natural size. &, c. Same magnified. " Miliolite limestone." It is almost entirely made up of millions of microscopic shells, of the size of minute grains of sand, which all belong to the class Foraminifera. Figures of some of these are given in the annexed woodcut. As this miliolitic stone never occurs in the Faluns, or Upper Miocene strata of Brittany and Touraine, it often furnishes the geologist with a useful criterion f Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-geology-or-the-ancient-changes-of-the-earth-and-its-inhabitants-as-illustrated-by-geological-monuments-geology-clcwulina-corrugata-desh-a-natural-size-amp-c-same-magnified-quot-miliolite-limestonequot-it-is-almost-entirely-made-up-of-millions-of-microscopic-shells-of-the-size-of-minute-grains-of-sand-which-all-belong-to-the-class-foraminifera-figures-of-some-of-these-are-given-in-the-annexed-woodcut-as-this-miliolitic-stone-never-occurs-in-the-faluns-or-upper-miocene-strata-of-brittany-and-touraine-it-often-furnishes-the-geologist-with-a-useful-criterion-f-image231504350.html
RMRCHX4E–. Elements of geology, or, The ancient changes of the earth and its inhabitants as illustrated by geological monuments. Geology. Clcwulina corrugata, Desh. a. Natural size. &, c. Same magnified. " Miliolite limestone." It is almost entirely made up of millions of microscopic shells, of the size of minute grains of sand, which all belong to the class Foraminifera. Figures of some of these are given in the annexed woodcut. As this miliolitic stone never occurs in the Faluns, or Upper Miocene strata of Brittany and Touraine, it often furnishes the geologist with a useful criterion f
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