Human bone slide, ground, c.s.

Sperm are much tinier than red blood cells. Look for the filament (tail) on individual sperm.

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With striated, smooth, and cardiac muscle types. Non-human.

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A section of the Parotid or submaxillary gland.

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Section of the blastodisc showing all stages of animal mitosis.

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Includes both vegetative and conjugative forms with chloroplasts visible.

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This highly portable Orion StarBlast 6" Telescope provides great astronomical views that are usually only achieved with larger telescopes. Its portability and ease-of-use even makes it an excellent beginner telescope!

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Use this penicillium (blue mold) slide for your biological study of mycelia, conidia, and conidiophores - fungi-related filaments and spores.

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This section is from a skeletal muscle, with long narrow cells that have multiple nuclei along the edge of the cell (multinucleate).

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Paramecium are single-celled protists that move with cilia.

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This prepared slide includes coccus, rod, and spiral bacteria shapes in one smear.

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