Preserved Specimens and Supplies
Carolina™ Formalin Preserved Sheep Brain, Dura Mater Intact
Used to study mammalian brain structure.
Carolina™ Formalin Preserved Sheep Heart in Pericardium
Allows students to explore physiological links between organ systems and identify general structures representative of mammals.
Carolina™ Formalin Perch
For use in studying anatomy and physiology of bony fish. Carolina™ Formalin Perch belongs to class Osteichthyes.
Carolina™ Formalin Crayfish
For use in exploring relationship between structure, function, and environment using formalin-preserved crayfish. Carolina™ Formalin Crayfish is ideal invertebrate dissection specimen.
Carolina™ Formalin Cow Spinal Cord
For use in studying anatomy of cow spinal cord. Carolina™ Formalin Cow Spinal Cord is ideal for studying structure and function of spinal cord.
Carolina™ Formalin Grasshoppers
Carolina™ Formalin Grasshoppers are an excellent introductory specimen for dissecting and studying insect anatomy.
Carolina™ Formalin Pig Heart
For use in studying anatomy of cardiovascular system. Carolina™ Formalin Pig Heart is ideal for studying structure and function of heart.
Carolina™ Formalin Cow Heart
For use in studying anatomy of mammalian heart. Carolina™ Formalin Cow Heart is ideal for studying structure and function of heart.
Carolina™ Formalin Skate
For use in enhancing study of cartilaginous fishes. Carolina™ Formalin Skate is ideal for comparative and vertebrate anatomy classes.
Carolina™ Formalin Preserved Sheep Organ Set with Manual
Allows students to identify physiological links between organ systems.
Carolina™ Formalin Bull Testicle
Carolina™ Formalin Bull Testicle enhances the study of the male reproductive system.
Carolina™ Formalin Preserved Sheep Brain, Dura Mater Removed, Hypophysis Intact
Used to study mammalian brain structure.
Niles Biological Barn Owl Pellets
Owl Pellets are a natural educational tool that are useful in introducing students to the nature of food chains, skeletal anatomy, and the identification of prey taken by the barn owl. Consisting mainly of undigested hair and bones, owl pellets are fascinating to investigate and analyze.
Kemtec™ Owl Pellet Exercise
Students discover what an owl had to eat by examining the owl pellet.
Carolina™ Owl Pellets
Owl Pellets are indigestible food parts regurgitated by owls. By dissecting the specimen, students learn owl diets, food webs, and energy transfer.