Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – Laminated paper with waterproof coating
Pack Size – Single chart (rolled or flat)
Grade – Educational/Laboratory
Application – Zoology dissection reference, comparative anatomy, piscine physiology studies
Product Overview
The Scoliodon urinogenital system chart is a meticulously designed anatomical reference tool tailored for zoology laboratories and educational settings. This chart provides a detailed visual representation of the urinogenital system in *Scoliodon* (a cartilaginous fish), highlighting key structures such as the kidneys, reproductive organs, and associated ducts with precision-labeled annotations. Crafted on high-quality laminated paper, the chart is waterproof and resistant to wear, ensuring longevity even in high-usage environments like dissection labs or classroom demonstrations. The labeling follows standard zoological nomenclature, making it compatible with academic curricula and research applications. Its large, legible format allows for easy visibility from a distance, facilitating group study or lecture presentations. The chart’s accuracy is validated against standard anatomical texts, ensuring reliability for comparative studies between piscine and other vertebrate systems. Whether used as a standalone reference or alongside physical specimens, this chart bridges theoretical knowledge and practical observation, eliminating ambiguity in complex anatomical relationships. The durable lamination also prevents curling or damage from incidental moisture exposure, a common issue with paper-based lab materials. Ideal for institutions prioritizing both clarity and durability in their teaching aids, this chart reduces the need for repeated replacements while maintaining educational integrity.
FAQs
1. What type of lamination is used to protect the Scoliodon urinogenital system chart?
The chart features a matte-finish, waterproof lamination that resists moisture, stains, and tearing, ensuring long-term use in lab conditions without glare interference.
2. Can this chart be used as a substitute for actual dissection in practical exams?
While the chart provides detailed anatomical references, it is designed to complement—not replace—hands-on dissection, as tactile examination of specimens remains critical for comprehensive learning.
3. Are the labels on the chart aligned with standard zoology textbooks used in Indian universities?
Yes, the annotations follow widely accepted zoological terminology, including those in textbooks like *Vertebrate Zoology* by Kotpal or *Chordate Zoology* by Jordan and Verma, ensuring curriculum compatibility.
4. How should the chart be stored to prevent damage when not in use?
Store the chart flat in a dry, cool environment or rolled in a protective tube to avoid creases; avoid folding or exposure to direct sunlight to preserve the lamination and print quality.
5. Is this chart suitable for studying other fish species besides Scoliodon?
The chart specifically depicts *Scoliodon* anatomy, but its labeled systems (e.g., mesonephric ducts, cloaca) share fundamental similarities with other elasmobranchs, aiding comparative studies within the subclass.
