Congratulations to the winners of New Scientist’s Sampling Darwin contest, which asked readers to incorporate the last sentence of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species into a new work of art. That picture above? An ink drawing by Richard Amm. Here’s the list of things to look for:

Embryo development diagram
“There is grandeur” sentence
Gravitation equation
Darwin branching drawing
Brain
Abiogenesis (chemicals to bacteria)
Earth
Words “I think”
Beetles
Dinosaur with wings.
Butterflies
Peas in a pod
Artist’s Name
Lots of different finch beaks
Drake equation
DNA double helix x2
Mushrooms
Ammonites