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Images Dated 21st January 2003

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Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Healthy hand

Healthy hand. Hand of a human arm that is bent at the wrist

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Preparing for the opening of the New Greyhound Racing Track at Harringay

Preparing for the opening of the New Greyhound Racing Track at Harringay. Fine action picture during trials. 23rd August 1927

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Red-Eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis Callidryas)

Red-Eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis Callidryas)

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Naked woman bending over

Naked woman bending over
MODEL RELEASED. Naked woman bending over

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: 2 Royal Tank Regiment prepares to deploy to the Gulf. GERMANY. 21 / 01 / 2003

2 Royal Tank Regiment prepares to deploy to the Gulf. GERMANY. 21 / 01 / 2003
2 Royal Tank Regiment prepares to deploy to the Gulf. Shown here the Challenger 2 Tank, main battle tank on Hohne Ranges, Germany

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Trials at Harringay Greyhound Course. one of the dogs taking a hurdle

Trials at Harringay Greyhound Course. one of the dogs taking a hurdle. 24th August 1927

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Red-Eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis Callidryas)

Red-Eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis Callidryas)

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Braemar, Aberdeenshire: W. Anderson throwing the 16lbs hammer at the Annual Braemar gathering

Braemar, Aberdeenshire: W. Anderson throwing the 16lbs hammer at the Annual Braemar gathering. He won the event with a throw of 103-ft 2-ins.Members of the Royal Family on Holiday in Scotland

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Palm

Palm. Close-up of the skin on the palm of a human hand

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Womans lips

Womans lips

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Womans lips

Womans lips

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Washing hands

Washing hands

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Washing hands

Washing hands under running water

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Womans naked back

Womans naked back

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Eye

Eye. Close-up of a womans eye

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Eye

Eye. Close-up of a womans eye

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Coloured MRI brain scan of abscess in meningitis

Coloured MRI brain scan of abscess in meningitis
Abscess in meningitis. Coloured magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain scan of a seven month old baby girl showing a subdural abscess (red, upper left) due to meningitis

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: False-col SEM of surface of cooked roast beef

False-col SEM of surface of cooked roast beef

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Model of a Cro-Magnon man doing a cave painting

Model of a Cro-Magnon man doing a cave painting

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Inflated Earth globe

Inflated Earth globe
Inflated globe. Hands supporting an inflated Earth globe

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Inflated Earth globe

Inflated Earth globe
Inflated globe. Hand supporting an inflated Earth globe

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: View of the Lower Lias rock strata at Hock Cliff

View of the Lower Lias rock strata at Hock Cliff
River cliff. View of the Lower Lias rock strata in a river bank cliff. The cliff has been eroded by the action of water and rocks from it are lying on the river bed

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Bleeding mycena mushrooms

Bleeding mycena mushrooms (Mycena haemotopus). Bleeding mycenas are so called because they release a reddish juice when cut. They grow on rotting wood, reaching about 3-8 centimetres in height

Background imageImages Dated 21st January 2003: Pacific Gull Tasmania, Australia

Pacific Gull Tasmania, Australia
DH-2923 Pacific Gull Tasmania, Australia Larus pacificus pacificus Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.


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