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Description407304main jsc2009e243549.jpg	English: Complex biomorphs appear on another Nakhla chip shown in this scanning electron microscope (SEM) frame. This image contains three basic forms: Broad smooth knife-shaped features, elongated features with rounded endcaps and transverse compartments or dividers, and donut shaped small features, each about 1 micrometer in diameter. One possibility is the donut-shaped features are derived from the compartments present in the elongated features. Français : Des élements biomorphiques apparaissent sur une analyse de la métérite de Nakhla faite par un microscope électronique à balayage (MEB). Cette image contient trois formes de base caractéristiques en forme de lames lisses (caractéristiques allongées avec embouts arrondis) des compartiments ou des diviseurs transversaux en forme de beigne (petits éléments, chacun d'environ 1 micromètre de diamètre).
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Image title	Nakhla 1163. Complex biomorphs appear on another Nakhla chip. This image contains three basic forms: Broad smooth knife-shaped features, elongated features with rounded endcaps and transverse compartments or dividers, and donut shaped small features, each about 1 micrometer in diameter. One possibility is the the donut-shaped features are derived from the compartments present in the elongated features. Photo Credit: David McKay
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