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Aufbau einer stereomikroskopischen Bilddatenbank
für Käfer (Coleoptera)
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White Paper: ZEISS Axio Imager
Detailed imaging of exceptionally preserved microfossils to track events in early animal evolution
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The Corrosion-Resistance Bronze Bowls of Urartu
A Microscopic Investigation
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Recommended Microscope Systems for Natural History
ZEISS Axio Zoom.V16
Axio Zoom.V16 offers flexibility and superb performance, assisting the preparation of small and fragile specimens in large fields with pristine three dimensional visibility. Delicate work with the scalpel or needle is made easier with stereo and zoom microscopes, and Axio Zoom.V16 enables conservators to work directly under the microscope while observing their work through the eyepiece.
ZEISS EVO
EVO is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) that provides high resolution images of surfaces—from tiny fragments to whole organisms. Consider the topography of a butterfly wing or a mineral crystal: working in higher or lower vacuum modes, the composition and morphology of your specimen will become clear and distinct.
ZEISS Xradia Versa
Xradia Versa employs x-rays for non-invasive, high-resolution imaging of specimens. Use it to create astounding 3D models of internal and external features. Fossils and botanical and animal specimens of every description can now be imaged in cross-section, significantly benefiting the process of classification and digital documentation.