Paramecium slide, conjugation, w.m.

Paramecium are single-celled protists that move with cilia.

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An amoeba is a single-celled protist that uses its pseudopodia to move and feed.

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Several specimens in fission at different stages.

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Take a close-up look at these specimens to make your biology studies come alive! The 25 professionally-prepared microscope slides in this set include a variety of specimens commonly studied in high school.

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Single-celled protists that use their flagellum to move.

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A monocot root tip with all stages of mitosis visible! Telophase - the final phase of cell division - will appear as two nuclei are formed and have little or no cell wall between.

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Multi-stained to clearly bring out each tissue type. Hair follicles are visible.

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This protozoa slide reveals samples of wriggling amoeba, euglena, and paramecium specimens. Learn about how microscopic life eats, grows, and reproduces.

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Good representative of a 2-year-old woody stem.

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See all stages of animal mitosis on this slide.

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