Anatomy & Physiology

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33" desktop miniature skeleton features a 3-part skull and moveable joints. Hangs on a sturdy metal stand.

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Life-size, articulated human skeleton made of durable plastic. Mounted on a metal rod with stable metal stand and casters.

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Compact, highly detailed human figure gives excellent overview of superficial musculature. All muscles are positioned and sized to correct scale. Mounted on a durable polymer base. Includes numbered key with 51 identified structures.

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Enlarged three times life size for intricate details, this model features the upper half of the sclera with cornea and eye muscle attachments.

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The longitudinally dissected right kidney and adrenal gland show the blood vessels, ureter, medulla, cortex, and calices.

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Life-Size Heart Model with Two Parts is detailed, hand-painted and dissectible into two parts-facilitating study of internal and external anatomy.

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Model shows respiratory airway structures from the nasopharynx to the terminal bronchioles of the right lung. Surface view of left lung shows superior and inferior lobes. Highly magnified representation of pulmonary alveoli shows association with terminal bronchioles and capillary bed. Structures are numbered and referenced on the accompanying key.

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Brain Model with Nine-Parts for anatomy studies is similar to the two-part brain model contains greatly enhanced details and a total of nine dissectible parts.

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Three-Part Numbered Skull for anatomy studies is an enhanced model of our standard skull and has all visible fissures, foramina, bone sutures, and inner fossa.

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Only The human head is sectioned sagitally through the midline to expose the inner structures of the brain, pharynx and upper respiratory tract, and the cervical vertebrae. The opposite surface is a superficial dissection showing the facial muscles, superficial vessels and nerves of the face and scalp, and the parotid and submandibular glands. Includes a printed key.