Spirogyra (green algae) slide, w.m.

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

View Detials

Volvox are unicellular algae in the kingdom Protista.

View Detials

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

View Detials

Paramecium are single-celled protists that move with cilia.

View Detials

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

View Detials

Four specimens on one slide: rhizome cs.; leaflet with sori cs.; prothallium with antheridia wm.; and prothallium with sporophyte wm.

View Detials

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

View Detials

Dicot, young and mature roots with both protoxylem and metaxylem visible.

View Detials

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

View Detials

Many large individual motor neurons are visible on this unique microscope slide. Non-human.

View Detials