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Date/Time Thumbnail Dimensions User Comment; current: 15:35, 26 April 2007: 2,100 × 5,400 (101 KB): Andrew c {{Information |Description=These are hand drawn (using multiple frames of reference) images of human fetuses at various points of development that proposed to replace the objectable blobs on the pregnancy SVG series |Source=self-made |Date=2007-04-26 |Aut
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Reason: Per this edit summary "removed the animation diagram as it is inaccurate and misleading; while the placenta does perform gas exchange as the lungs do, the circulation pattern is entirely different in the fetus. the placenta does not connect to the pulmonary arteries/veins and the diagram also does not include the shunts in the heart which bypass the pulmonary circulation" (copied from ...
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Image title Two ways to obtain 4 litres using 3-litre and 5-litre jugs, and either a water source and sink or an 8-litre jug on a Cartesian grid with diagonal lines of slope -1 by CMG Lee. The x and y axes represent the amounts in the 5 and 3 L jugs, respectively, while the diagonal lines represent the amount in the 8 L jug.