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A polyheteic worm from the Syllidae family digesting its food, which won third place in the Nikon Small World in Motion photomicrography contest.
Rafael Martín-Ledo, Consortium for Education in Cantabria, Santander, Cantabria, Spain
The nervous system inside a zebrafish, a laser moving inside a soap membrane and a polychaete worm digesting its food are among the amazing images to be won the honors of the eighth international photomicrography competition Nikon Small World in Motion.
The video-composition is a derivative of the long-running Nikon Small World photographic project, which began in 1975 and rewards outstanding photographs taken with a microscope.
This year's competition was judged by a jury led by Joseph Fetcho, a neurobiologist at Cornell University in the United States.
The full list of this year's winners is available on the Small World website.
Laser propagating inside a soap membrane, second place of the photomicrograph Nikon Small World in Motion.
Miguel A. Bandres and Anatoly Patsyk, Technicon – Department of Physics of the Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel
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