Squid Specimen, 8"-11", Single Injected

Do a squid dissection to learn all about a squid's respiratory, circulatory, excretory, reproductive, digestive, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems! This plain preserved squid specimen is typically genus Loligo.

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This preserved turtle dissection specimen has vessels that are double injected with red and blue latex. Do a turtle dissection to learn about a turtle's skeletal system, circulatory system, digestive system & so much more!

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This medium preserved grass frog specimen has arteries single injected with red latex.

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Fetal pigs are commonly used to study mammal anatomy. This medium-sized preserved pig dissection specimen has blood vessels that are double injected with red and blue latex to make veins and arteries easy to identify.

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This large-sized fetal pig preserved specimen has blood vessels that are double injected with red & blue latex. Fetal pig dissections make for excellent learning opportunities and are commonly used to study mammal anatomy.

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This preserved pigeon specimen has vessels double injected with red and blue latex to make it easier to find the various organs.

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This preserved mink specimen is skinned. It's about 14-17" long for the males and 10-14" long for females. It is a double-injected specimen with red latex in the arteries and blue latex in the veins to more easily trace the vascular system.

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Bullfrogs provide a better dissection experience than grass frogs because of larger body mass, better-defined organs & well-developed muscle structure. Arteries are injected with red latex and veins with blue latex.

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An excellent way for students to study mammal anatomy is to dissect a fetal pig! This large preserved specimen has vessels that are double injected with red and blue latex to make veins and arteries easy to identify.

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