Description
Specifications
Product Name – Cyclops W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Preserved Specimen
Form – Whole Mount (W.M.)
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopy, Morphological Studies, Aquatic Biology Analysis
product overview
Cyclops W.M. preserved specimens are meticulously prepared to maintain the structural integrity and clarity of this microcrustacean, enabling precise microscopic examination. Laboratory-grade preservation ensures that delicate features such as the appendages, antennae, and body segmentation remain intact, providing optimal visibility under compound and stereoscopic microscopes. Each specimen undergoes careful fixation and mounting, preventing tissue deterioration and preserving morphological accuracy for detailed structural study. The whole mount preparation allows for a comprehensive view of internal and external anatomy, supporting repeated observations without compromising specimen quality. Specimens are securely packaged and labeled, ensuring protection during transit and long-term storage. The preservation process follows strict laboratory standards to guarantee consistency, reliability, and durability. Cyclops W.M. specimens are ideal for documenting morphology, conducting comparative analyses, and observing fine anatomical features. Handling is designed to be safe for multiple uses while retaining excellent clarity, making them an essential resource for laboratories and research collections focusing on microscopic aquatic organisms. The durability and clarity of these specimens allow precise structural documentation and enable extended study sessions, facilitating accurate scientific analysis of Cyclops morphology and anatomy in various research contexts.
FAQs
1. What preservation method is used for Cyclops W.M. specimens?
The specimens are preserved using laboratory-grade fixatives to maintain anatomical integrity and clarity for microscopic analysis.
2. Can the specimen be observed with all types of microscopes?
Yes, the whole mount format is compatible with both compound and stereoscopic microscopes for detailed viewing.
3. How should Cyclops W.M. be stored for long-term use?
Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight, to maintain preservation quality and prevent tissue degradation.
4. Are alternative microcrustacean specimens available?
Yes, other preserved specimens like Daphnia and Moina W.M. are available for comparative microscopic studies.
5. Is repeated handling safe for these specimens?
Yes, careful handling allows multiple observations without affecting the specimen’s structural clarity or integrity.
