The microscope which allows the specimen to appear 3-dimensional is the

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The interference microscope is designed to produce a 3-dimensional image of the specimen by detecting the differences in refractive index that bend light waves passing through the specimen. This results in a highly detailed 3D image that can reveal the structural features of the specimen. The phase contrast microscope, fluorescence microscope, and dark-field microscope do not produce a true 3-dimensional image of the specimen.

The Microscope Which Allows the Specimen to Appear 3-Dimensional Is