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The image displays a diagram illustrating the structure of a virus. The diagram is oriented vertically, with the title "Enveloped and naked viruses" positioned on the left side. There are two distinct viral structures shown: an enveloped virus and a naked virus. The enveloped virus, located towards the top of the image, is depicted as having an outer lipid envelope with embedded spikes. Inside the envelope is a matrix layer, and further within that is the capsid, which encloses the genetic material (represented by a wavy line). Labels indicate: "matrix", "lipid envelope", and "genetic material". There are numbered circles associated with some of these labels, with circle 3 pointing to the lipid envelope. Below the enveloped virus is a naked virus. This structure consists of a capsid directly enclosing the genetic material, without an outer envelope. Labels for this structure include "capsid" and "genetic material". There are numbered circles associated with these labels as well, with circle 2 pointing to the capsid. Another label on the left side, "membrane glycoprotein (peplomer)", is associated with the enveloped virus, and has a numbered circle 1 next to it. A circle 4 is also visible near the top of the text "Enveloped and naked viruses". The image appears to be a page from a textbook or educational material. The background is a light-colored paper, with some visible texture and slight creasing, suggesting it is a physical document. There are no elements in the image that provide information about the location in the city of Jalingo, Nigeria.
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