Preserved Cow Eye Specimen for Dissection, for Biology Classrooms, Vacuum Pack of 50

Cow Eye Dissection: Preserved cow eye specimens are excellent for examining human and other mammalian eye anatomy. This is a cost-effective method to study the structure and details of the mammalian organ, including the cornea, lens, retina, and iris. The large size of the eye assists in identifying the internal anatomy of the eye. Mammalian Anatomy: Learn about comparative and organ anatomy with this cow eye dissection specimen by studying the similarities and differences of its internal and external structures compared to other mammals, including humans. This dissection specimen is also excellent for understanding the physiology and function of the mammalian eye. Versatile Fields of Study: This preserved specimen is ideal for students studying biology, microbiology, anatomy, and zoology as it provides a detailed view of a mammalian eye that is also present in human anatomy. Mammalian dissection specimens are perfect for students ranging from upper middle school through high school and college anatomy courses. Plain Injection Specimen: Plain injection specimens have not been injected with colored latex, so the arterial, venous, and hepatic systems are displayed in their natural colors. Plain injection dissection specimens are perfect for understanding anatomical structures without the aid of artificial highlighting, making them a more advanced dissection specimen. Optimal Classroom Experience: Each specimen is intended for use by 1-2 students. The preserved specimens are moist vacuum packed and sealed in one or more heavy mylar-coated poly bags. The fixative process provides superior preservation quality with low formalin odor and easy disposal, for a durable, more pleasant classroom experience