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VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY, continued
From lampreys to humans—all the major classes of vertebrate animals are represented here. Mammalian histology slides are categorized by organ system and include both normal human and human pathology specimens.
Catalog No.
Description
Price/Each
FISHES (OSTEICHTHYES)
ML1260
Fish scales: Four types, w.m.
Set of four slides, one of each type of scale described: Placoid, isolated scales, dogfish
(squalus); ganoid, cleaned scale, gar pike; cycloid, cleaned scale, northern pike; ctenoid, scale with characteristic comb­like teeth.
$29.80
ML1261
Whitefish mitosis, sec.
Blastodisc, mitotic figures are clearly depicted and numerous, hematoxylin stain.
20.10
AMPHIBIANS
Amphiuma—
(The Congo Eel) Slides prepared from the tissues of this animal are popular at all skill levels due to the unusu­ ally large size of its cells. Preparations that would usually require medium to high power can be viewed under low to medium power. Recommended for beginning microscopists.
ML1263
ML1271
Frog—blood, smear. All cell types shown.
Amphiuma—intestine, c.s. Section through small intestine.
$4.45
6.05
ML1267
Frog—skin, sec.
Skin, mucous and poison glands shown.
7.60
ML1007
Amphiuma—liver, sec.
5.25
REPTILES AND BIRDS (REPTILIA AND AVES)
ML1278
Bird—feather, Contour feather.
$ 7.35
ML1280
Bird feathers, w.m.
Composite of three types: contour, filoplume and down.
10.75
MAMMALIAN HISTOLOGY (SUB-CELLULAR PREPARATIONS)
ML1432
Human chromosome, male, smear. From culture of blood.
$27.75
ML1431
Human chromosome, female, smear. From culture of blood.
27.75
MAMMALIAN HISTOLOGY (EPITHELIAL TISSUE)
Plant vs. Animal— ComparisetTM
What comparison in biol­ ogy is more fundamental than that between plants and animals? The slides in this set can be used to take this comparison to a different level—micro­ scopic. Epidermal cells from onion leaf are compared and contrasted with those from a human— cells whose similarities in structure are due to simi­ larities in function. Cross sections of pine stems are compared and contrasted with cross sections from an earthworm—both of which have structures specialized for conducting materi­ als through the organism. These and many other points can be made with this set of four slides.
Catalog No.
ML1392
Description
Plant vs. Animal— ComparisetTM
Price/Each
$25.90
ML1283
ML1289
ML1291 ML1293 ML1295
Squamous epithelium, smear.
From human mouth; flat, irregular cells lining the cheek.
Stratified squamous epithelium, sec. Human, section of esophagus.
Areolar tissue, subcutaneous tissue spread. Fibrous tissue, sec.
White; cross and longitudinal sections of human tendon.
Cartilage—elastic, sec.
Section from ear, Verhoeff’s elastic tissue stain.
$ 5.25
10.40
$ 7.85 11.35 8.75
ML1284
Cuboidal epithelium, sec. Section from kidney.
7.15
ML1285
Columnar epithelium, sec. Section from intestine.
7.50
ML1286
Ciliated columnar epithelium, sec.
8.15
ML1287
Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium, sec. Section through trachea.
8.60
ML1288
Stratified squamous epithelium, sec. Section of esophagus.
7.60
ML1290
Stratified squamous epithelium, sec. Cornified, section of squirrel foot pad.
8.55
MAMMALIAN HISTOLOGY (CONNECTIVE TISSUE)
ML1292
Adipose tissue, sec.
Human adipose (fat storage) cells.
7.65
ML1294
Cartilage—hyaline, sec.
8.50
ML1296
Bone—ground, c.s.
Human, Haversian canals, lamellae lacunae, and canaliculi are all visible.
14.25
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