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The connects the eyepiece to the objective lenses, ensuring proper alignment.
Body Tube
The viewer looks through the to observe the specimen at typically 10× magnification.
Eyepiece
The __ holds and rotates the objective lenses, allowing quick magnification changes.
Revolving Nosepiece
Magnification is primarily provided by the __ mounted on the nosepiece.
Objective Lens
__ secure the slide in place on the stage.
Stage Clips
The __ controls the amount of light passing through the specimen.
Diaphragm
The built-in __ illuminates the specimen from below the stage.
Light
Carry the microscope by holding the base and the _ for support.
Arm
The __ is the flat platform where slides are placed for observation.
Stage
Use the __ knob for large, initial adjustments to bring the specimen into view.
Coarse Focus
The __ knob makes small adjustments to sharpen the image after coarse focusing.
Fine Focus
The __ is the bottom support structure of the microscope, providing stability.
Base