Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – Bone (Preserved)
Pack Size – Single Unit
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Anatomical Study, Comparative Zoology
Product Overview
The Labeo Rohita Skull Pisces Chart is a meticulously preserved specimen designed for in-depth anatomical examination. Sourced from the Rohu fish (Labeo rohita), this skull provides a clear representation of piscine cranial structure, making it an essential tool for comparative zoology studies. The specimen is treated to maintain structural integrity while preventing degradation, ensuring long-term usability in laboratory settings. Its detailed bone morphology allows for precise observation of key features such as the operculum, pharyngeal arches, and neurocranium. The chart format enhances visibility of anatomical landmarks, facilitating accurate comparative analysis with other fish species. Ideal for educational institutions, research labs, and individual researchers, this specimen meets laboratory-grade standards for durability and scientific accuracy. The preservation process ensures the skull remains free from biological contaminants while retaining natural structural details. Whether used for taxonomic studies or functional morphology research, this specimen provides reliable reference material for piscine anatomy.
FAQs
1. What preservation method is used for this Labeo Rohita skull?
The specimen undergoes a specialized drying and chemical treatment process to maintain structural integrity while preventing biological degradation. This ensures long-term usability without compromising anatomical details.
2. Can this skull be used for microscopic examination?
While the specimen is suitable for macroscopic study, its size and preservation method are not optimized for high-magnification microscopic analysis. For detailed cellular examination, prepared slides would be more appropriate.
3. How does this compare to other common carp skull specimens?
The Labeo Rohita skull exhibits distinct morphological differences from common carp, particularly in the pharyngeal arch structure and opercular bone configuration. These variations make it valuable for comparative studies within the Cyprinidae family.
4. What storage conditions are recommended for long-term preservation?
Store in a dry, well-ventilated environment away from direct sunlight. Maintain room temperature conditions (15-25°C) and avoid exposure to moisture or chemical vapors to prevent deterioration of the preserved specimen.
5. Is this specimen suitable for 3D scanning applications?
The skull’s preservation method and structural integrity make it compatible with most non-destructive 3D scanning techniques, including photogrammetry and structured light scanning, for digital anatomical modeling.
