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BIO130 Microscope Worksheet
Name:
Scanning
Low Power
High Power
Magnification of
the ocular lens
Magnification of
objective lens
Total
magnification
Working distance
Detail observed for
the letter “e”
Field diameter
in mm
Field diameter
in µm
(1mm = 1000µm)
over
Amy Warenda Czura, Ph.D.
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SCCC BIO130 Lab 1 Microscope Worksheet
Organisms, cells, and structures of varying sizes have been provided for your observation. Draw each using
a magnification that makes sense (i.e. close enough that you can see one representative cell clearly but not so
close that the single cell doesn’t all fit in the field). Indicate the total magnification, field diameter at this
magnification, and size of the object you are observing (use the field diameter to guesstimate). Cell sizes are
to be reported in micrometers (µm) and 1 millimeter is equal to 1000 micrometers.
Dogfish placoid scale (diamond shape)
Dinoflagellate (red, star-shape)
Objective lens:
Objective lens:
Total Magnification:
Total Magnification:
Field diameter:
Field diameter:
Number of objects fit across:
Number of objects fit across:
Size of object:
Size of object:
Red Blood Cell (tiny red circle)
Cheek Cell (fried egg)
Objective lens:
Objective lens:
Total Magnification:
Total Magnification:
Field diameter:
Field diameter:
Number of objects fit across:
Number of objects fit across:
Size of object:
Size of object:
Amy Warenda Czura, Ph.D.
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SCCC BIO130 Lab 1 Microscope Worksheet