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  Animals and Zoology— Living, Invertebrates, continued
                  Drosophila
Drosophila melanogaster. Wild-type flies have red eyes, a grayish body, and long, full wings. All mutants deviate, with respect to one or more characteristics, from wild-type flies.
Dropsophila are shipped with carefully-formulated medium in 4" x 11⁄4" shatterproof plastic vials. Vials include netting and foam plugs. Cultures arrive containing adult Dropsophila. Allow adults at least one week to reproduce before removal. Keep in mind it can take up to 14 days for Dropsophila eggs to result in viable adults, so please order accordingly. We recommend placing your order three weeks before your intended use date. Shipment during extreme cold periods may be delayed at our discretion. Please, if possible, avoid scheduling deliver- ies and experiments during the coldest months in your area. A state permit is required to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.
Male
Female
                                                                                                                                                                                              Catalog No. Description
    Chromosome No.
   Price/Each
  LM1115 Wild-type (+) Red eyes, gray body, long full wings.
  $ 8.75
    LM1116 Bar-eyed (B) Dominant. Eyes are restricted to a narrow bar in males and in homozygous females.
   1 (Sex-linked)
     8.75
  LM1117 White-eyed (w) Recessive.
  8.75
   LM1118 Yellow-body (y) Recessive.
    8.75
  LM1119 Apterous (ap) Recessive. Wings absent.
 2
       8.75
   LM1120 Black body (b) Recessive. Black body, tarsi and wing veins. Pigment darkens over time.
    8.75
  LM1121 Dumpy (dp) Recessive. Wings shortened to body length.
  8.75
   LM1122 Lobe-eyed (L) Dominant. Small eyes with an indentation on the anterior edge.
 8.75
   LM1123 Vestigial (vg) Recessive. Underdeveloped, stumpy wings and halters.
    8.75
  LM1244 Brown-eyed (bw) Recessive.
  8.75
   LM1124 Ebony body (e) Recessive. Darkest body color. Pigment darkens over time.
   3
    8.75
  LM1125 Sepia-eyed (se) Recessive. Red-brown eyes at emergence darken to sepia and ultimately to black.
  8.75
   LM1245 Scarlet-eyed (st) Recessive.
 8.70
   LM1128 Double mutant—vestigial; sepia.
   2 and 3
  8.75
 LM1129 Drosophila virilis. Used for chromosome study due to giant salivary gland chromosomes.
 10.45
    AB1420 Drosophila Culture Media, 1 L
 11.50
    AB1421 Drosophila Culture Media, 4 L
    34.60
   Drosophila Microscope Slide See page 226.
Life Cycle Poster
See page 281.
Flinn Drosophila Guide See page 58.
Student Drosophila Laboratory Kits See page 60.
ANIMALS AND ZOOLOGY— LIVING, INVERTEBRATES continued on next page.
 Allow 2 weeks for delivery of Drosophila. Large orders (10 or more) of the same type may require extra culture time.
  Drosophila Laboratory Equipment Kit
By: The Flinn Staff
All the basic material requirements for conducting
experiments with Drosophila. A convenient and
economical package including 30 vials, 30 foam plugs, 30 pieces of vial netting, instant culture medium, sorting brushes and a copy of the Flinn Drosophila Guide. Live cultures and etherizers/anesthetizers must be purchased separately.
Materials provided for 24 to 30 students working individually or in pairs.
                Catalog No.
  Description
  Price/Each
   FB0751
 Drosophila Laboratory Equipment Kit
   $78.65
  





























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