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micrograph [′mī·krə‚graf]
(engineering)
An instrument for making very tiny writing or engraving.
(graphic arts)
A graphic reproduction of the surface of a prepared specimen at a magnification greater than 10 diameters.
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of Maryland) present color illustrations and micrographs of such anatomical features as cells, glands, connective tissue, cartilage and bone, muscle, nervous tissue, digestive systems, reproductive systems, the endocrine system and urinary systems.
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