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The Discovery Prof Specimens DPS 5. “Amphibia” set includes five specimens made for professional studies of fish and amphibians.
The kit includes prepared slides of various tissues, organs, and whole organisms. It will be excellent teaching materials for advanced zoology and veterinary students, future physicians, and biologists. It is also a great choice if your hobby is microbiology.
The specimens are secured between a microscope slide and a cover slip. After placing the chosen slide onto the microscope stage, switch on the illumination and start observing. The top-quality optical glass ensures transparency and uniformity – you can enjoy a blur-free sharp image of a specimen. Thanks to the microscope magnification, you can study the structure and characteristic features of tissues in detail.
Key features:
Aquatic life: Fish and amphibians
For laboratory work and home study
Top-quality glass and high-quality images
Can be used with any lower illumination microscope
The set of slides includes:
Freshwater fish, region of gills
Freshwater fish, region of tails
Fish scales, various types of whole mount
Tadpole, frog larva, transv. section through body
Frog (Rana), tongue transversal section
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