FEI Electron Microscope Images


mosquito eyes magnified

Mosquito Eyes

  • Magnification: 450x

  • Working Distance: 10,2 mm


Hydrothermal worms - as tiny as bacterium, found near hydrothermal vents in the ocean.

 

  • FEI instrument: Quanta Family

  • Magnification: 525x

  • Working Distance: 10 mm

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    Photo by Philippe Crassous     
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    moth head magnified

    Head of a moth

    Instrument used: Quanta Family
    Magnification: 79
    Working Distance: 12.4mm

    Photo by Angelika Reichmann
    Coloured by Margit Wallner




    magnified water mite

    Mite on a Moscito Larva from a German Lake

      
    Instrument used:     Quanta Family
    Magnification: 700:1 
    Working Distance: 10mm
     
    Photo by Nicole Ottawa

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    magnified catepillar

    Caterpillar Mouth

    FEI instrument: Nova NanoSEM Family
    Magnification: 60,000x
    Working Distance: 3.2 mm

    Photo by Miranda Waldron
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    magnified mite

    Lamnacarus Ornatus. Forepart of a mite.

    FEI instrument: Quanta Family

  • Magnification: 800x

  • Working Distance: 11.7 mm


    • Photo by Angelika Reichmann

    Coloured by Margit Wallner

    www.fei.com




    magnified sponge

    The structural elements of a South African sponge.

  • FEI instrument: Nova NanoSEM Family

  • Magnification: 2,000x

    • Working Distance: 6.3mm

  • Photo by Miranda Waldron

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    magnified leaf

    Leaf with Stomata (a pore used for gas exchange)

    Photo by Adriaan van Aelst
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    tomato leaf magnified

    Underside of a tomato leaf showing magnified trichomes

      
    Instrument used:     Magellan XHR SEM Family
    Magnification: 1000 
    Working Distance: 9,4 mm


    Photo by Adriaan van Aelst

     

     

     

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    Re: FEI Electron Microscope Images
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    Amazing images of our living planet.
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