Nina wicks

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Good pick-up

Your observations about the image, "Surface projections of the organs of the trunk" show a keen eye. The great thing about Wikipedia is that numerous eyes result in ever improving accuracy. If you continue to contribute and I hope you do, there are some protocols you should learn. New comments go at the end of the talk page, and as mentioned above, please use the four tildes to sign your contribution. While learning the convention is useful, never let doubt stop you; there are numerous editors who will help you with the technical details so that the major ideas are appropriately represented. I have taken the liberty of signing you comment at File talk:Surface projections of the organs of the trunk.png and moving your comment at Talk:Human rib cage (which had been signed by a bot. I ahave referred the matter to the image creator (Mikael_Häggström) the discussion which can be found at User talk:Mikael Häggström#Image of "Surface projections of the organs of the trunk".Novangelis (talk) 19:27, 12 September 2010 (UTC)