Luminos
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Eggs and UV illumination
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drstitson
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"Last she lost her shoe. Now T-shirt? It would be easy to recognize?"
Note this is australia we're talking about. It would be far to nippy in the UK.
Note this is australia we're talking about. It would be far to nippy in the UK.
drstitson
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On a more serious note the yolk should autofluoresce - it'll be at the opposite end of the egg to the micropyles. although whether there'll be enough light emitted to make a difference.
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I'm having problems seeing my hen's eggs.....
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The dragons eggs in Games of Thornes went missing too.
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I used to love that programme
Probably banned now for its racial stereotyping.
And that of the Sikh guy
Probably banned now for its racial stereotyping.
And that of the Sikh guy
