Compound Microscope
Some of the parts of a compound microscope are the eyepiece lens.<span> There are two knobs on under the other to one side of the microscope which are used for </span>Coarse focus and Fine focus. There is an<span> illuminator</span><span> at the bottom of the microscopic stand, which sheds a powerful light on the subject under the lens. Other parts include </span>objective lenses<span>, </span>stage with stage clips<span> (where the subject is placed) and r</span>evolving nosepiece. The<span> tube</span><span> connects the eyepiece lens to the </span>turret<span>.</span>
A giraffe often has to to be aware of its surroundings since they could get ambushed by a predator thats why they mostly stay in pairs or groups
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a plant's root use osmosis to absorb water from the soil