Biology

A collection of models illustrating the life cycle of a house fly, depicting various stages from its inception to full development. Mounted on a base and accompanied by an English key card for reference.

The Life History of Butterfly Model is a comprehensive educational tool that illustrates the complete metamorphosis of a butterfly: Egg Stage: Represents the initial stage where eggs are laid by the butterfly. Larval Stage (Caterpillar): Shows the caterpillar feeding and growing, often depicted with anatomical details like mouthparts and legs. Pupal Stage (Chrysalis): Illustrates the transformation from caterpillar to pupa, highlighting the outer shell and internal changes. Adult Butterfly Stage: Displays the fully developed butterfly, emphasizing its wing structure, antennae, and feeding apparatus. Each stage is meticulously detailed and anatomically accurate, providing a clear understanding of the butterfly’s life cycle. The model is mounted on a base for stability and includes a key card that explains each developmental stage, making it an ideal educational resource for classrooms, nature centers, and science exhibits.

Displays the dissected general structure, mounted on a stand, and comes with a key card for identification.

This 3D earthworm dissection model offers a large, color-coded representation of key anatomical features, including the mouth, digestive system, reproductive organs, and more, each labelled for easy identification with an included key. Designed for interactive learning, this model allows a comprehensive study of earthworm anatomy without actual dissection, making it an effective educational tool for understanding earthworm structure and function.

This set of 18 models demonstrates the sequence and speed of embryonic development, highlighting the similarities between birds and reptiles in their development and overall structure. It covers the entire development from egg to adult, mounted on a large board and includes a key card for reference.

This 3D mitosis model set designed with lifelike precision from a custom mold, features 8 pieces illustrating the stages of mitosis in a general animal cell, including chromosomes and centromeres. The set is complemented with a detailed keycard for identification and is hand-painted with vibrant, eco-friendly paint, making it an excellent visual tool for classroom education, designed by experts in the field.