Rat Dissection Guide

Vessels are double injected with red & blue latex.

A rat dissection is an excellent and engaging biology or life science activity! Dissection of this pregnant rat specimen allows both students to investigate the uterus, embryos, placenta & umbilical attachment of a mammal.

Dive into Dissection! This 17-piece dissecting tool set includes stainless steel forceps, scissors, a scalpel handle, three #22 scalpel blades, curved and straight teasing needles, a medicine dropper, clear plastic ruler, and six T-pins, all in a har

Economical 2 mil polyethylene 28"x45" apron. Liquid proof and acid resistant.

This photographic frog dissection guide teaches how to dissect a frog.

This uterus contains an embryo typically 2"-6" in length and allows for the study of the uterus, embryo, placenta, and umbilical attachment of a large mammal. This is a plain preserved specimen.

This set of nine medium-sized preserved animal specimens includes a fetal pig (4-7"), grass frog (3"+), earthworm (6-8"), Lubber grasshopper, crayfish (3-4"), clam (3-4"), perch (5-7"), starfish (3-5") & Grantia (sponge).

Study the anatomy of seven different preserved animal specimens as you work through the hands-on animal dissections in this kit. It's a unique & memorable way to see how internal organs fit together!

This fully developed rat is commonly used to study mammal anatomy. Rat species is typically Rattus norvegicus.

This tough plastic dissection tray will last for years.