Display Specimens

Description:   All internal organs are keyed.

Description:   Museum mounts are the ideal supplement for classroom dissection.

Description:   Partially dissected, this large specimen shows the vascular system injected in red.

Description:   Head and forelimbs of male frog, showing the inflated vocal sacs and characteristic large thumbs, are mounted on a contrasting black plate above a triple-injected, fully dissected female frog.

Description:   These mounted specimens are a fine supplement to textbook illustrations.

Description:   This kit looks at the life cycle of the frog

Description:   This syrupy, synthetic resin hardens to a crystal clear solid when you add a catalyst, producing a tough, durable substance that lasts and lasts. Bio-Plastic should withstand shelf storage for at least six months without deteriorating. Each package of liquid Bio-Plastic comes with appropriate quantities of catalyst and instructions.<BR><BR>We are required to ship all Bio-Plastic and accompanying Bio-Plastic chemical compounds via UPS to insure safe, timely delivery.

Description:   Preserved corn germination in resin material.

Description:   Preserved sea life in resin material.

Description:   This kit studies the differences between moths and butterflies

Description:   This specimen block features a real fish skeleton.

Description:   Cut down on the time spent teaching students how to identify leaves by margin and structure variations.

Description:   Preserved bat in resin material.

Description:   This kit studies the types of insect legs