Science textbooks always had the coolest pictures! The only problem with them was how back in school when I'd see pictures like these, I'd inevitably end up doodling my own copies and versions of them in the margins of my notebook (or across huge parts of the page around my notes - shhh) instead of paying full attention to my teacher. Oops!
Figure 8.4. "An artist's depiction of a swarm of rapidly dividing bacteria."
"Human Possibilities"
"Building Blocks of Nervous Systems"
Title page to Chapter 20: Plant Hormones
Eucaryotic Cells
Figure 9.1. "An artist's interpretation of a pandemic."
Figure 24.13: "The relative proportions of body region representation in the motor cortex (anterior to the central fissure) and in the somesthetic cortex (the post central gyrus)."
Title page to Chapter 39: Human Origins
Title page to Chapter 35: Population Interactions and Communities
Title page to Chapter 30: Behavioral States
Figure 43.12: "A photographic impression of a speed trip."
images via a journey round my skull
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If I caught you scribbling in a text book I would report you to the teacher and you'd probably get detention.
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