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Black-and-white line drawing of a baby’s face with sparse hair, expressive eyes, and a gentle smile, labeled "Fig. 70."

Fig. 70: Classic line drawing of a baby’s face, showing fontanelles and early facial development-common in early 20th-century medical texts.

Scientific visualization showing striped phase, vortex lattice, and data plot of k_B T_c / E_c vs B / B_m in superconducting systems.

This composite figure displays three key features of type-II superconductors: (top) a striped phase, (middle) a vortex lattice under magnetic field, and (right) measured T_c suppression versus normalized field.

Black-and-white line drawing of a floral bouquet featuring a rose, columbine, pansy, sunflower, and baby’s breath.

A classic hand-drawn floral arrangement with rose, columbine, pansy, sunflower, and delicate filler blooms-ideal for coloring or vintage decor.

Scientific illustration of a pterosaur skeleton in flight and resting poses, with scale bar (50 mm) for size reference.

Side-by-side skeletal reconstructions of a pterosaur in flight (top) and at rest (bottom), highlighting bone structure and membrane support.

Illustrated golden catfish with long whiskers and stylized Japanese kanji "タケ" above it.

A hand-drawn golden catfish paired with the Japanese kanji for “take” (bamboo), evoking nature and tradition.

Labeled anatomical diagram of the human liver, gallbladder, pancreas, duodenum, and associated ducts and ligaments.

Anatomically accurate illustration showing the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, duodenum, and key ducts including common bile, hepatic, and pancreatic ducts.

A diagram of the pelvis and pelvis bones.

The image is a cross-section of the pelvis and sacrum, which are the bones of the human body. The image is labeled with the names of the bones, including the left pelvic bone, right pelvic bones, and sacram. The left pelvis bone is located on the left side of the image, with the left and right pelvis bones on the right side. The left pelican bone is in the center, with a left pelicula bone on the top left and a right pelican on the bottom right. The right peliculas are located in the middle of the neck

A diagram of the back of a woman with a si joint.

The image is a diagram of the back of a woman's body, showing the location of the SI joint in the lower back. The woman is standing with her back to the viewer, facing the viewer. She is wearing a blue tank top and her hair is pulled back in a bun. On the left side of the image, there is a large, open-back view of the spine, which is visible in the top left corner. The spine is shown in a light blue color and is located in the center of the body. The bones are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the spine facing towards the right

The image is a diagram of the spine, which is a type of spinal cord. It shows three different types of vertebrae, each with its own unique shape and color. The first type of vertebral column is labeled "Dorsal", which is the vertebral spine. It is located in the center of the image and is colored in shades of green, purple, and pink. The spine is shown in a vertical orientation, with the left side of the column facing towards the viewer and the right side facing towards it. There are three vertebral columns in the image, each labeled with a