Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Earthworm Circulatory System – Annelida Chart |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | Single Chart |
| Form | Printed Chart |
| Grade | Educational/Lab Grade |
| Application | Biology Labs, Zoology Teaching, Research |
Product Description
Earthworm Circulatory System – Annelida Chart | 341 | Dbios is a premium-quality educational wall chart designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the closed circulatory system of the earthworm. Featuring scientifically accurate anatomical illustrations and clearly labeled blood vessels, this chart serves as an excellent visual learning aid for students studying zoology, invertebrate anatomy, physiology, and life sciences.
The chart illustrates the complete circulatory system of the earthworm, including the dorsal blood vessel, ventral blood vessel, lateral hearts (aortic arches), commissural vessels, sub-neural vessel, intestinal blood vessels, and capillary networks. It explains the direction of blood flow, oxygen and nutrient transport, and the role of various blood vessels in maintaining physiological functions. The colorful diagrams and detailed labeling simplify complex anatomical concepts, making them easy to understand for students at different educational levels.
Dbios Annelida Chart No. 341 is ideal for biology classrooms, zoology laboratories, schools, colleges, universities, coaching institutes, and research centers. Printed on durable, high-quality educational material with vibrant illustrations, it provides long-lasting educational value for classroom teaching, laboratory demonstrations, and self-study.
Key Features
- Detailed illustration of the earthworm circulatory system.
- Scientifically accurate anatomical labeling.
- Explains blood vessels and circulation.
- Ideal for zoology and physiology education.
- Suitable for schools, colleges, and laboratories.
- Printed on durable, premium-quality educational material.
FAQs
1. What does this chart explain?
The chart explains the structure and functioning of the earthworm’s closed circulatory system.
2. Which blood vessels are illustrated?
It includes the dorsal vessel, ventral vessel, lateral hearts, commissural vessels, and associated capillaries.
3. Who can use this chart?
It is suitable for biology students, zoology teachers, laboratory instructors, and researchers.
4. Is this chart useful for comparative anatomy?
Yes. It helps students compare the circulatory systems of different invertebrates and vertebrates.
5. Where can this chart be displayed?
It is ideal for classrooms, zoology laboratories, universities, coaching institutes, and research facilities.
