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January 1, 2008American EntomologistOpen Access

Advanced Imaging Techniques II: Using a Compound Microscope for Photographing Point-Mount Specimens

Matthew L. Buffington Michael W. Gates

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Matthew Buffington, Michael Gates; Advanced Imaging Techniques II: Using a Compound Microscope for Photographing Point-Mount Specimens, American Entomologi

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