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Drawn by self for Biological life cycle

1. Scan black/white/grey outline
2. Paint Shop Pro
   1. Reduce size (by 20%)
   2. Brightness/contrast to get rid of artifacts
   3. Copy-&-paste the multicellular balls
   4. Fill-in colours
   5. Labelling
   6. Re-fix details by going back to Layer 1.

Based on Freeman & Worth's Biology of Plants (p. 171).

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• (del) (cur) 07:15, 16 September 2003 . . en:User:Menchi Menchi ( en:User_talk:Menchi Talk) . . 465x340 (38500 bytes) (Drawn by self for en:Biological_life_cycle Biological life cycle)

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