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Das Bild The picture shows the world map. Particularly affected areas near the equator are dark red and red, India and North Africa are beige and the USA and large parts of Europe are light green: i.e. not affected.zeigt die Weltkarte. Besonders betroffene Gebiete in Äquatornähe sind dunkelrot und rot, Indien und Nordafrika beige und die USA und große Teile Europas hellgrün: nicht betroffen also.©DNTDs

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The electron micrograph shows a Nipah virus. It is reminiscent of an astrocytoma, with its arms extending in several directions.©Beatriz Escudero-Pérez

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