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Anatomy Lab Grass Frog Specimen for Dissection, for Biology Classrooms, 4-5 inches Plain Injection, Vacuum Pack of 1
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Anatomy Lab Grass Frog Specimen for Dissection, for Features
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Amphibian Dissection: Anatomy Lab’s Preserved Grassfrog Specimens are an excellent introduction to all major organ systems found in amphibians and vertebrates. Perfect for observation, study, and dissection, this amphibian offers complex internal anatomy that is easy to see.
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Hands-on Learning: Through specimen observation and dissection, students learn basic Amphibian anatomy and gain a better understanding of this vertebrate species. Perfect for science students studying comparative anatomy, biology, microbiology, and physiology.
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Vertebrate Anatomy: Dissection is a great teaching tool to learn about the complex organs and organ structures of Grassfrogs and how they compare to other vertebrates. Students will study the unique features of the Grassfrog.
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High-Quality Specimens: Anatomy Lab preserved Grassfrogs are processed by our experienced technicians under rigid quality control supervision with the highest quality standards in the industry. They are farm raised and do not harm the wildlife population. The Anatomy Lab Frogs for dissection are 4-5 inches in length and have no color injection (plain).
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Best Classroom Experience: Each specimen is designed to be used by 1-2 students. The set of specimens are moist vacuum packed and sealed in one or more heavy mylar-coated poly bags. The fixative process offers superior preservation quality with low formalin odor and easy disposal, for a long-lasting more enjoyable classroom experience.
About Anatomy Lab Grass Frog Specimen For Dissection, For
The grass frog dissection specimen provides an enhanced hands-on learning experience. Understand comparative anatomy and amphibian anatomy, including organs, systems, and structures. Learning the anatomy of this specimen gives great insight to the effects of ecology and evolution on different vertebrates.
