Muscle slide, 3 types, section

This human bone section shows the Haversian canal (or osteon) structure of compact bone tissue.

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This mammal heart specimen is similar in size to a human heart. It's a great hands-on experience to study the anatomy heart!

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Includes both vegetative and conjugative forms with chloroplasts visible.

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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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Volvox are unicellular algae in the kingdom Protista.

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Uncover ecosystem changes that occur around us. while understanding ecosystem health and services. This high school biology kit focuses on species population studies, invasive species impact and human impact in 6 learning activities.

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Pack of 12. This Elodea densa (also known as Anacharis) water plant is commonly used to study photosynthesis.

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

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Why are cells microscopic? The answer relates to the needs for the cell to effectively move materials in and remove waste.

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The Thames & Kosmos Robotics: Smart Machines kit is an interactive, fun way to introduce kids to robotics & programming. Build & program 8 different robot models & program them using your tablet or smart phone.

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