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Skull of an African Buffalo (Syncerus caffer) in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.
African buffalo skull
The skull and crossbones is a commonly used hazard symbol for poison and other lethal substances.
Skull and crossbones
Illustration of Plectorhinchus polytaenia (Ribboned Sweetlips)
Plectorhinchus polytaenia (Ribboned Sweetlips)
Fish head skeleton
Fish head skeleton
The Parynx is the roof of the mouth on a Basking Shark. This photo includes the Parynx and the esophagus of the shark.
Pharynx and esophagus of Basking Shark
Illustration of an Archaeological site
Archaeological site
Illustration of a cirrocumulus cloud, a large, white patch or tuft without a gray shadow. Composed of supercooled liquid droplets (if they freeze, becomes cirrostratus - cirrocumuli are short lived) Each cloudlet appears no larger than a finger held at arms length. It occurs in patches or sheets, organized in rows like other cumulus, but since they are so small, cirrocumulus patches take on a finer appearance, sometimes referred to colloquially as
High clouds: Cirrocumulus

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