Living Organisms

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Despite its confusing taxonomic status, the creeping slime mold Physarum polycephalum is still an attention-getter for your students.

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This Biosafety Level 2 (pathogen) culture is freeze-dried cells plus medium.

108

Observe the similarities and differences between some of the most popular invertebrates.

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Use to culture D. pulex and D. magna in both small and large volumes.

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Caenorhabditis elegans completes its life cycle in three days, developing from egg through four larval stages to adult.

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This culture is Gram variable, motile rods, and common spore forming.

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This Biosafety Level 2 (pathogen) culture is freeze-dried cells plus medium.

113

An especially good specimen for starch-iodine reaction studies, to show absence of photosynthesis in non-green areas.

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Students can easily study the sex-linked, recessive and dominant mutations.

Quantity	Ea.
Storage Requirements	20°C to 25°C
For Use With (Application)	Students can easily study the sex-linked, recessive and dominant mutations, recommended also for investigating sex-linked inheritance.

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Students can find these tube-shaped, segmented animals living in soil and feeding on live and dead organic matter.

Includes	Instructions
Product Type	Earthworm
Scientific Name	Lumbricus terrestris
Size	Large
Storage Requirements	15°C
For Use With (Application)	Laboratory study and dissection