Woods Hole images 2015, Round 1 – The winner
Posted by the Node, on 18 April 2017
The votes are in for our latest Development cover competition with entries from the 2015 class of the Woods Hole Embryology Course.
With 578 votes counted, a winner emerged with 40% of the vote –
4th Place (72 votes) – Clathria
3rd Place (136 votes) – Mice
2nd Place (138 votes) – Jellyfish
1st Place (232 votes) – Chicken
This planetary image is a Stage 10 chick embryo with noggin coated beads taken by Theodora Koromila (CalTech, USA), and will probably be the first Development cover to have been taken with a phone through the eyepiece of a microscope!
Congratulations to Theodora, and thanks to Shun Sogabe , Chiara Sinigaglia and Martin Minařík for the other beautiful entries.
Look out for Round 2 in the coming weeks.
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