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Image Not Available for The researchers work only with the female stick grasshopper because they are smaller and the males are extremely rare.
The researchers work only with the female stick grasshopper because they are smaller and the males are extremely rare.
Image Not Available for The researchers work only with the female stick grasshopper because they are smaller and the males are extremely rare.

The researchers work only with the female stick grasshopper because they are smaller and the males are extremely rare.

Creator Dr. Croy
Date1942
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 23.5 x 17.4 cm (9 1/4 x 6 7/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
    Object number2002/4249
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Image Not Available for A stick grasshopper comes into the world. These are the eggs of a stick grasshopper which have been magnified 25 times their orginal size.
    A stick grasshopper comes into the world. These are the eggs of a stick grasshopper which have been magnified 25 times their orginal size.
    Dr. Croy
    1942
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The birth of a stick grasshopper. This youngster wanders around with the shell still attached.
    The birth of a stick grasshopper. This youngster wanders around with the shell still attached.
    Dr. Croy
    1942
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The female spider lays an incredible amount of eggs.
    The female spider lays an incredible amount of eggs.
    Dr. Croy
    1942
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The chromosome is the core of the reproduction process.
    The chromosome is the core of the reproduction process.
    Dr. Croy
    1942
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Water flea.
    Water flea.
    Croy Dr.
    1942
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Asexual reproduction.
    Asexual reproduction.
    Dr. Croy
    1942
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Portrait of famous African and Southsea researchers Martin Johnson and his wife Osa Johnson. Mr. Johnson was lost his life in a recent airplane crash.
    Portrait of famous African and Southsea researchers Martin Johnson and his wife Osa Johnson. Mr. Johnson was lost his life in a recent airplane crash.
    Presse-Photo
    1937
    Photograph
    Seated Male, Julian Academy (recto); Standing Female and Group of Males (verso)
    Seated Male, Julian Academy (recto); Standing Female and Group of Males (verso)
    J.W.L. Forster
    c. 1881
    Drawing
    Image Not Available for A native keeps a close watch on a fire which has been lit on board the "Orou" or dugout. Because the natives can be on the water far away from land for a long time, the fire is used to cook their meals.
    A native keeps a close watch on a fire which has been lit on board the "Orou" or dugout. Because the natives can be on the water far away from land for a long time, the fire is used to cook their meals.
    Dr. Hugo A. Bernatzik
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Untitled (Nude Males)
    Untitled (Nude Males)
    Vasil Stanko
    c. 1990-1999
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Untitled (Three Males with Arms Raised Sculpture)
    Untitled (Three Males with Arms Raised Sculpture)
    Tibor Honty
    1935-1968
    Photograph
    Plate 329: "Animal Locomotion" [Two Males Boxing]
    Plate 329: "Animal Locomotion" [Two Males Boxing]
    Eadweard Muybridge
    1887
    Photomechanical Print
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