Dissection Specimens & Tools

These high-quality, stainless steel tools are not to be compared to inexpensive lower-quality tools. These blades can be sharpened for years of use...

Sheep Organ - Heart, PreservedUse for dissection.

Advanced Biology Dissecting Specimens: Cow Heart, Cow Eye, and Fetal Pig. Preserved in propylene glycol, a non-toxic, odorless, biodegradable pr...

This comprehensive, low-cost dissection guide is affordable enough that each student in the classroom can have their own copy. Covers the complete ...

Instructions, illustrations, and plenty of information are contained within this book. Instructions for dissecting earthworms, crayfish, grasshoppe...

Cow Eye Dissecting Booklet contains instructions and illustrations for dissecting a cow eye.

A hard plastic tray for dissecting sharks. A groove down the center holds the shark and keeps it from slipping around during the dissection. Measur...

Coral specimen. Size varries, but is approximately 2"x2". Used in the Marine Biology course by Dr. Jay Wile. You will receive one or two pieces of ...

Dried natural sponge specimen. Species may vary, you will receive one specimen. Measures approximately 2"x2".

Dogfish shark for dissection. Preserved in propylene glycol, a non-toxic, odorless, biodegradable preservative. No special ventilation required! ! ...

Clam for dissection. Preserved in propylene glycol, a non-toxic, odorless, biodegradable preservative. No special ventilation required! ! Click her...

1 tablespoon of Brine Shrimp eggs. For use with the Apologia Marine Biology course. Brine shrimp are often used as feed for tropical fish, they are...

Lubber Grasshopper (Brachystola magna), Preserved Phylum Arthropoda, Class Insecta. The plains lubber grasshopper. Large preservative injected. Nas...