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Microscopes and Slides—Topical Slide Sets
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INVERTEBRATE SLIDE SET
Covers all of the more commonly stud­ ied invertebrate phyla with representative specimens illustrating key taxonomic char­ acteristics. Provides the student with an excellent introduction and basic insight into a remarkably diverse group.
Amoeba proteus, w.m.
Paramecium caudatum, w.m.
Scypha, (Grantia), c.s.
Hydra, w.m.
Hydra, c.s. and l.s.
Obelia, vegetative and reproductive polyps, w.m.
Aurelia, ephyra, w.m.
Planaria, “injected,” w.m.
Planaria, three regions, c.s.
Fasciola hepatica, (liver fluke), w.m.
Taenia (tapeworm), mature and gravid, w.m. Ascaris, male and female, c.s.
Trichinella spiralis, section of infected muscle Bugula, w.m.
Earthworm, c.s.
Earthworm, l.s. of anterior
Neanthes, (Nereis), parapodium, w.m.
Snail, radula, w.m.
Sea star, ray, w.m.
Sea star young, w.m.
Insect, wings (four types), w.m.
Insect, legs (four types), w.m.
Insect, cornea, w.m.
Insect, spiracle and trachea, w.m.
Honey bee, mouth parts, w.m.
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INTRODUCTORY SLIDE SET
A concise and affordable survey set for intro­ ductory biology and life science courses. All of the included slides can be resolved at low to medium (400X) power, and are well suited to beginning microscopists.
Paramecium caudatum, w.m. Euglena, w.m.
Mixed green algae, w.m.
Pinus leaf, c.s. Two­needle leaf. Stems, c.s. Monocot and dicot. Syringa (lilac) leaf, c.s.
Allium cepa (onion), l.s. Root tip for mitosis. Hydra, budding, w.m. Asexual reproduction. Planaria, w.m. Injected.
Lumbricus (earthworm), c.s. Two regions. Human blood, smear. Wright stain.
Striated muscle, l.s.
SILK THREAD SLIDE SET
Fantastic tool for teaching focusing proce­ dures of the microscope. This clever set of six slides has different combinations of vertically stacked colored silk threads. Have students report the correct vertical order of the various slides. The slides have the six combinations possible with red, blue, and yellow silk threads.
INTRODUCTORY PROTOZOOLOGY SET
This twelve­slide set includes many of the most commonly studied representatives from the four major classes of protozoa. Students can compare and contrast parasitic and free­ living forms, unicellular and colonial forms, and the remarkable variety of adaptations for food­gathering, movement, and survival among the protists.
Amoeba proteus, w.m.
Paramecium caudatum, w.m. Single
micronucleus.
Paramecium multimicronucleatum, w.m. Several micronuclei.
Stentor, w.m. Beaded nucleus. Vorticella, w.m.
Didinium nasutum, w.m. Ingesting paramecia.
Plasmodium, smear. Infected red blood cells.
Euglena, w.m.
Chlamydomonas, w.m. Single­celled
biflagellate.
Gonium, w.m. Flat 4–16 cell colonies.
Volvox, w.m. Vegetative and reproductive colonies.
Trypanosoma lewisi, smear. Infected rat blood.
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ML1408
Introductory Slide Set
$77.00
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ML1417
Introductory Protozoology Set
$73.90
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ML1424
Silk Thread Slide Set
$59.25
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ML1376
Invertebrate Slide Set
$211.10
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