Description
Specifications
Product Name – Earthworm Dissection Model
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Unit
Form – 3D Anatomical Replica
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Anatomy Observation, Dissection Visualization, Laboratory Demonstration
product overview
The Earthworm Dissection Model is a high-precision, laboratory-grade 3D replica designed to showcase the complete anatomy of an earthworm with exceptional clarity. Crafted from durable, non-toxic materials, the model presents both external and internal structures including muscular segments, coelomic cavities, digestive tract, circulatory system, reproductive organs, and nerve cords. Color-coded and meticulously sculpted, each anatomical feature is distinct and easy to identify, enabling detailed visualization of internal systems without compromising structural accuracy. Mounted on a stable display base, the model facilitates secure handling during laboratory observation, demonstration, and study. Its robust design ensures long-lasting durability and resistance to repeated handling, transport, and laboratory use. The model provides a realistic representation of earthworm anatomy for observation of organ placement, segment differentiation, and internal structural organization. With precise detailing and scientific accuracy, this model is ideal for laboratory environments requiring durable, visually clear, and educationally effective anatomical replicas. It combines longevity with detailed anatomical representation, allowing users to gain in-depth understanding of earthworm morphology and internal structures. The 3D visualization and color-coded features enhance observational clarity, making it an indispensable tool for detailed laboratory study and structured demonstration of earthworm anatomy in controlled environments.
FAQs
1. Does this model include both external and internal structures?
Yes, it accurately represents the external segmentation as well as all internal organs and systems.
2. Can it be used with other invertebrate anatomical models?
Yes, it is fully compatible for comparative studies alongside other laboratory-grade invertebrate models.
3. What is the recommended storage method to maintain quality?
Store in a dry, dust-free environment away from direct sunlight to preserve color and structure.
4. Are there alternative models for other segmented worms?
Yes, alternative models of other annelids and segmented worms are available for laboratory visualization.
5. Is this model durable for repeated handling during experiments?
Yes, it is made with high-quality materials designed for frequent handling, transport, and laboratory demonstrations.
