Skinned specimens save valuable classroom time and students can start learning muscles immediately.

Sus scrofa.

Mustela vison.

Felix domesticus.

Fisher-Free™ frog specimens are 100% formaldehyde-free. They are stored in a nontoxic solution and are mold- and stiffening-resistant. Available with colored latex injections.

Squalus acanthius.

Bio-Fresh™ frog specimens are fixed in formaldehyde, repeatedly rinsed and packaged in Bio-Fresh solution. These budget-friendly specimens meet or exceed OSHA lab standards for formaldehyde, and are available with colored latex injections.

Rattus norvegicus.

Carolina™ Formalin Preserved Sheep Brain with the Dura Mater Removed is used to study mammalian brain structure.

Used to study mammalian brain structure.

Allows students to explore physiological links between organ systems and identify general structures representative of mammals

For use in exploring anatomy of cartilaginous fish. Carolina™ Formalin Dogfish Sharks are ideal for comparative and vertebrate anatomy classes.

Removed from pericardium.

Allows students to explore physiological links between organ systems and identify general structures representative of mammals.

Explores eye structures representative of mammals.

Rattus norvegicus.

Raja sp.

For use in exploring anatomy of mammalian eye. Carolina™ Formalin Cow Eyes are similar to human eye

Rana catesbeiana.

Pomadayses magranthus.

Allows students to explore physiological links between organ systems and identify general structures representative of mammals.

For use in studying anatomy of cow spinal cord. Carolina™ Formalin Cow Spinal Cord is ideal for studying structure and function of spinal cord.

For use in introducing students to mammalian anatomy. Caroline™ Formalin Pigs do not have well defined Musculature.

Allows students to explore physiological links between organ systems and identify general structures representative of mammals.

For use in lessons on mammalian anatomy. Carolina™ Formalin Rats have well-developed musculature and reproductive system.

Larger specimens for easier dissection.

Used to study mammalian brain structure.

All sets include simple to complex specimens.

Used to study mammalian brain structure