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SNOW flakes have always been the object of interested observation because of their beauty, simplicity and diversity. A systematic study of them was first undertaken by Bentley, who painstakingly photographed thousands of them in the field1.
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SMITH-JOHANNSEN, R. Resin Vapour Replication Technique for Snow Crystals and Biological Specimens. Nature 205, 1204–1205 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/2051204a0
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