"Wards"

An enlarged dissection, this model shows the various structures of this common protist.

Examine the various tissues in vascular bundles found in these vertical section of a dicot and Monocot leaves.

A traverse section of a monocot or a dicot root illustrates the various tissues in vascular bundles.

These stem models are used to show common structures, tissues, and vascular bundles of monocot or dicot stems.

Major structures of a flower are shown in full detail on this economical model. Students can clearly see the calyx, corolla, androceium, stamens, and ovule.

Internal and external structures of the earthworm are presented in detail, ideal for accompanying dissections. A portion of the model shows outer features, while a dissection highlights all major systems.

Guide students through dissection with this representation of the common frog. Designed in three-dimensions, the models show a dorsal view and all internal viscera.

Accompany dissections of this insect with a magnified view of the locust.

This one-piece model is a comprehensive view of the parasite, taenia solium scolex. Enlarged many times, the features are seen in detail.

We can learn a lot about insects from this common pest. A enlarged dissection of a cockroach shows all internal organs, including the salivary glands.

The two-part model is a median section - the right hemisphere features the cerebellum and the stem with occipital lobe.

3X eye model.

Dissect this colorful model into two parts to closely examine blood vessels in the heart. Two times larger than life-size, the model clearly reveals the structure of auricles and ventricle on the diaphragm.

This life size model highlights all female genital organs, with both the bladder and rectum fully exposed.

Rectum, bladder with prostate and testicular ducts are clearly shown on this life-size models that offers views of both the external and internal male genital organs. Model is numbered, mounted on base, and includes a key card.

A basic illustration of the circulatory system.