Manudouz

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My name is Emmanuel J. P. DOUZERY and I live in Montpellier (France). I work with a macro lens and a wide-angle zoom. I upload photographs I have taken of landscape, nature, and human architecture.

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Gallery

| Plants | Animals | Architecture | Lakes & Mountains | Science | Eclecticism | All |

• PLANTS

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  Sternbergia lutea showing the different parts of the flower.
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  Sedum palmeri rosette leaves.
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  Palm leaf of Phoenix.
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  Heavy load of Viscum album on an apple tree.
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  Euphorbia dendroides in Corsica.
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  Nandina domestica seedling.
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  Nandina domestica berries.
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  Drupes of Melia azedarach during winter.
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  Bark of a young Acer negundo.
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  Iris latifolia from the Pyrénées (Aule lake).
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  Celtis australis autumn leaves.
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  Young male catkins of hazel (Corylus avellana) with proximal to distal maturation of the inflorescence.
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  Leaves of the Montpellier rockrose (Cistus monspeliensis).
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  Flowers of two juxtaposed rockroses: Cistus x skanbergii (pink) and Cistus x verguinii (white with basal spot).
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  Flowers of Centaurea bella.
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  The gray-green to silvery leaves of Centaurea bella.
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  A flower of Helleborus argutifolius showing the 5 petal-like sepals, the whorl of small petals transformed into nectaries, the stamens and the styles.
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  The purplish fruits of Yucca aloifolia.
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  The gray ash foliage of the immortelle Helichrysum orientale.
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  Desiccated basil (Ocimum basilicum) showing seed dispersal.
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  Clematis armandii, floral buds and flowers.
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  Leucophyllum langmaniae in flower.
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  Tagetes lemmonii flowers.
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  A 6-petal flower of Campanula pyramidalis.
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  Erodium trifolium flowers.
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  Flowers of Arbutus x thuretiana.
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  Phlomis bourgaei, flowers and leaves.
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  Phlomis lycia, flowers and leaves.
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  Phlomis lanata ('Pygmy' form).
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  Phlomis x cytherea, flowers and leaves.

• ANIMALS

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  Argiope bruennichi with stabilimentum.
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  Pyrrhocoris apterus feeding on Hibiscus syriacus seeds.
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  Tarentola mauritanica in Montpellier region.
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  European robin (Erithacus rubecula) feeding on the ground.
• Call of the European green woodpecker (Picus viridis).

• ARCHITECTURE

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  Pavilion of the Portugal at the 1998 Lisbon World Exposition.
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  General view of the Sénanque Abbey.
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  The belfry with campanile (Lacoste, Provence).
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  The village of Illier (Ariège).

• MOUNTAINS

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  Dents du Midi as seen from the Haute Cime.
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  The Poey is a volcanic hill dominating the pyrenean commune of Accous.
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  Lac de Bious Artigues is a lake in Pyrénées-Atlantiques.
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  Pointe de Méan Martin (3330 m ; Vanoise).
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  Tête de l'Estrop: view from the summit (2961 m).
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  Lac des Cordes (2446 m) et muraille nord du Pic de Rochebrune.
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  Ansabere lake (Lac d'Ansabère) in the French Pyrenees.
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  Lakes of Morgon (Tinée, French Alps).
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  Morgon Big lake (2427 m) (Tinée, French Alps).
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  Lakes Les Laussets (2400 m) (Tinée, French Alps).
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  View on the Gialorgues Upper Lake (2483 m), with the Fort Carra summit (2880 m) in the right background.
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  Lake Sainte-Anne (2403 m) (Queyras, French Alps).
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  Lake of the Partias (Protected Area of the Partias).
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  Lake of Souliers (2492 m) (Queyras, French Alps).
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  Lhurs lake (Lac de Lhurs) in the French Pyrenees.
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  Chourique lake (Ibon de Acherito) in the Spanish Pyrenees.
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  Lake of Roue (Lac de Roue — 1840 m ; French Alps: Queyras).
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  Lakes of Vens (Lacs de Vens — 2325 m ; French Alps: Mercantour).
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  Lake Lérié (Lac Lérié — 2450 m ; French Alps: Plateau d'Emparis).
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  Monte Cristallo (3221 m — left) and Piz Popena (3152 m — right) ; Dolomites.
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  Stream of Escalès (Pyrénées: Siguer).

• SCIENCE

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  Acasta Gneiss fragment: it is the oldest known exposed rock in the world.
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  Orbicular diorite from Corsica (Santa Lucia di Tallano).
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  All nucleotide exchangeabilities in the DNA: 4 transitions and 8 transversions.
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  Jukes and Cantor (1969) model of DNA evolution.
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  Shark teeth (Odontaspis ferox).
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  Single-linkage dendrogram reconstructed from a distance matrix on 5 elements (a to e).
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  Complete-linkage dendrogram reconstructed from a distance matrix on 5 elements (a to e).
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  WPGMA dendrogram reconstructed from a distance matrix on 5 elements (a to e).
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  UPGMA dendrogram reconstructed from a distance matrix on 5 elements (a to e).
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  Hierarchical clustering dendrogram obtained with UPGMA from a distance matrix on 5 elements (a to e).
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  The human mitochondrial genes ATP8 and ATP6 are overlapping.
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  Overlapping genes in the ΦX174 genome.
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  Map of the human mitochondrial DNA genome (16569 bp, NCBI sequence accession NC_012920).
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  One of the smallest plastid genomes among flowering plants (Hydnora visseri: Aristolochiaceae).
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  The plastid genome of a model flowering plant (Arabidopsis thaliana: Brassicaceae).
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  Multiple sequence alignment of the growth hormone receptor (GHR) protein for Echimyidae, Capromyidae and outgroup rodents.
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  Distribution of the CpG dinucleotides in the human APRT gene.
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  Distribution of the GpC dinucleotides in the human APRT gene.
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  Number of trees as a function of the number of leaves.
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  A chronogram of Lepidoptera.
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  Diagram of a ciliate showing the kinetome (kinetids and kineties).
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  Genus-level molecular phylogeny of 116 mammals inferred from the gene tree information of 14,509 coding DNA sequences of the OrthoMaM database.

• ECLECTICISM

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  A flame.
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  A chiaroscuro portrait.
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  Macro photograph of a computer keyboard showing the depth of field, with very blurry (X, C, V), blurry (S, D, F, G), sharp (Z, E, R, T), and again blurry (2 to 6) keys.
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  Taxonomic anagrams: the Euphorbiaceae genus names Joannesia and Annesijoa.

• ALL

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