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# 🔬 Scientific & Educational
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Range: No. 123–129 · Count: 7
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Load this file only when the request matches this category. For cross-cutting writing rules, pair it with `craft.md`.
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### No. 123 · Anatomy Poster
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/human-anatomy-muscular-poster.png" alt="human anatomy muscular poster" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `tall` · `2160x3840` · Curated
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```text
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Create a clean educational anatomy poster showing the human muscular system in anterior and posterior views on a pale cream background. Use an academic but visually refined style with precise linework, muted reds and umbers for muscle groups, cool gray bones, and thin charcoal labels. Include a centered title with crisp in-image text "Human Muscular System" and a subtitle "Anterior and Posterior Views". Label key structures such as "Deltoid", "Pectoralis Major", "Rectus Abdominis", "Biceps Femoris", "Gastrocnemius", and "Trapezius". Add a compact scale note reading "Adult height reference 175 cm" and a small legend with "Superficial" and "Deep". Keep the composition symmetrical, scientifically accurate in appearance, and suitable for a classroom wall chart. Prioritize correct labels, crisp typography, clean hierarchy, subtle shading, and publication-quality educational clarity without gore or excessive realism.
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### No. 124 · Skeletal System Poster
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/human-anatomy-skeletal-poster.png" alt="human anatomy skeletal poster" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `tall` · `2160x3840` · Curated
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```text
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Create a clean educational anatomy poster showing the human skeletal system in anterior and posterior views on a pale cream background. Use a refined academic wall-chart style with precise bone linework, cool gray and ivory bone shading, charcoal labels, and subtle blue accent rules. Include a centered title with crisp in-image text "Human Skeletal System" and subtitle "Anterior and Posterior Views". Label key structures such as "Skull", "Clavicle", "Sternum", "Humerus", "Radius", "Ulna", "Pelvis", "Femur", "Tibia", and "Fibula". Add a compact scale note reading "Adult height reference 175 cm" and a small legend with "Axial" and "Appendicular". Keep the composition symmetrical, scientifically accurate in appearance, suitable for a classroom wall chart, non-gory, clean, precise, and publication-quality.
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### No. 125 · Circulatory System Poster
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/human-anatomy-circulatory-poster.png" alt="human anatomy circulatory poster" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `tall` · `2160x3840` · Curated
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```text
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Create a clean educational anatomy poster showing the human circulatory system in anterior and posterior views on a pale cream background. Use an academic but visually refined medical-wall-chart style with precise vascular linework, muted crimson and deep blue vessels, soft ivory body silhouettes, and thin charcoal labels. Include a centered title with crisp in-image text "Human Circulatory System" and subtitle "Major Arteries and Veins". Label key structures such as "Heart", "Aorta", "Carotid Artery", "Vena Cava", "Pulmonary Artery", "Radial Artery", "Femoral Artery", "Saphenous Vein", and "Capillary Beds". Add a compact legend with "Arteries" and "Veins" plus a note reading "Educational schematic". Keep the composition symmetrical, scientifically accurate in appearance, classroom-safe, non-gory, highly legible, and publication-quality.
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### No. 126 · Periodic Table Spectral Variant
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/periodic-table-spectral-variant.png" alt="periodic table spectral variant" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `wide` · `2048x1152` · Curated
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```text
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Design a distinctive periodic table poster variant where each element tile is colored by fictional emission-spectrum families while preserving clean scientific layout. Use a dark navy background with luminous but disciplined colors: cyan, magenta, amber, lime, and silver-white. Arrange the periodic table accurately with clear periods and groups, including separate lanthanide and actinide rows. Add a crisp title reading "Periodic Table of the Elements" and subtitle "Spectral Classification Variant". Ensure visible labels for representative tiles such as "H 1", "He 2", "C 6", "Fe 26", "Ag 47", and "U 92". Include side legends titled "Alkali", "Transition", "Metalloid", "Noble Gas", and "Actinide". Add small group numbers "1" through "18" and period numbers "1" through "7". The result should feel educational, modern, and highly legible, with precise typography, clean cell alignment, balanced glow effects, and accurate table structure.
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### No. 127 · Tree of Life Poster
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/tree-of-life-phylogeny-poster.png" alt="tree of life phylogeny poster" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `wide` · `2048x1152` · Curated
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```text
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Generate an elegant scientific poster visualizing a stylized tree of life as a radial phylogeny diagram on an ivory background. Use fine botanical-meets-scientific linework with a restrained palette of moss green, deep teal, amber, plum, and charcoal. The diagram should branch outward from a central root labeled with crisp in-image text "Last Universal Common Ancestor". Main clades should be labeled "Bacteria", "Archaea", and "Eukaryota", with outer branches including "Plants", "Fungi", "Animals", "Protists", and "Cyanobacteria". Add a title at the top reading "Tree of Life" and a subtitle "Simplified Radial Phylogeny". Include a small scale note "Approximate branching only". Keep labels readable and branch geometry balanced, with clean hierarchy and educational clarity. The overall design should feel like a museum-science graphic: structured, accurate in spirit, visually rich, and rendered with crisp text and refined detail.
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### No. 128 · Weather Systems Diagram
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/weather-systems-fronts-diagram.png" alt="weather systems fronts diagram" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `wide` · `2048x1152` · Curated
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Create a polished meteorology infographic showing a mid-latitude cyclone system from a top-down synoptic view. Use a cool palette of ocean blue, cloud white, storm gray, crimson, and cobalt, with smooth contour lines and crisp symbols. Include pressure isobars, cloud bands, warm and cold fronts, arrows for wind direction, and rainfall zones. Add clear in-image text: "Mid-Latitude Cyclone", "Low Pressure 984 hPa", "Warm Front", "Cold Front", and "Occluded Front". Include city labels "Northport", "Elmside", and "Cedar Bay" for context, plus a legend reading "Rain", "Snow", and "Thunderstorm". Show temperature markers "8 C", "14 C", and "21 C" in different air masses. The composition should be educational and publication-ready, with sharp labels, clean hierarchy, accurate diagram conventions, and strong visual readability suitable for a textbook or science exhibit panel.
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### No. 129 · Geological Strata Cross-Section
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<img src="../../../docs/scientific-educational/geological-strata-cross-section.png" alt="geological strata cross section" width="420"/>
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- Metadata: Scientific & Educational · `wide` · `2048x1152` · Curated
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```text
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Produce a detailed geological cross-section poster of layered earth strata cutting through a fictional canyon basin. Use a natural scientific palette of sandstone beige, iron oxide red, shale gray, limestone cream, basalt charcoal, and muted green vegetation above ground. Show clearly differentiated layers, a fault line, an aquifer, fossil-bearing beds, and a volcanic intrusion. Add crisp in-image text: "Geological Cross-Section", "Solterra Basin", "Scale 0-500 m", and labels "Sandstone", "Shale", "Limestone", "Coal Seam", "Aquifer", and "Basalt Dike". Include a vertical scale with "0 m", "100 m", "250 m", and "500 m". Add small annotations "Marine fossils" and "Groundwater flow" with arrows. The composition should be highly legible, educational, and neatly diagrammed, with clean linework, correct label placement, balanced annotation density, and publication-quality scientific illustration clarity.
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