"WardsSci000643"

Histologic view of four digestive regions.

Compare Human Fetal Skulls At Various Stages Of Development

Four Stages Of Tissue Changes Due To Illness

Clearly See Details

Expand your evolutionary and comparative anatomy resources.

The dissectible, life-size human stomach model is a detailed demonstration of the internal structures within the human stomach.

This model includes 3 distinct and detailed views of the surface villi and internal structures of the human digestive system.

An enlarged molar separated into two longitudinal sections through the crown, demonstrating the internal and external anatomy of human teeth.

The dentition development model is cast from a natural specimen, 4 upper and lower jaw halves, 4 different stages of dentition development: New born, Approx. 5-year old child, Approx. 9-year old child, Young adult Dentition development model on a stand.

Seven Removable Parts Allow Thorough Examination Of The Chest Cavity

The highly detailed, life-size model separates into five different parts, revealing the larynx’s inner structures.

The stomach model shows the different and individual layers of the stomach wall. The front half of the stomach is removable for detailed study of the anatomy of the human stomach.

Shows four lobes of liver, peritoneum, gall bladder and vessels.

An enlarged and highly detailed model of the left side of a human lower jaw, demonstrating external and internal anatomical features.

This giant molar model depicts an upper triple-root molar and separates into 5 parts. The molar features a longitudinal section through the crown, two roots and the pulp cavity.

This life-size digestive system model demonstrates the entire digestive system in graphic relief.