Model Microanatomy* Tongue, specific parts of the tongue, macroscopic view of the tongue in life size (dorsal view) and microscopic views of the various papillae of the tongue (10-20x life size) and of a taste bud ( 450x life size), Dimensions : 14.5 x 32.5 x 20 cm
Kidneys with Rear Organs Upper Abdomen 3-Part. This high quality Kidney model with rear organs of the upper abdomen model combines kidney models K22/1 and K22/2 depicting the anatomy of the human urinary system and digestive system
Simulator Newborn Baby, Male In soft SOMSO-Plast*. With ball joints, head moves easily and tilts backwards. With open mouth, umbilical cord and anus. For bathing, dressing practice, and nursing exercises. Undressed. Size of the head: 34 cm
Simulator Newborn Baby, Male In soft SOMSO-Plast*. Black in colour, With ball joints, head moves easily and tilts backwards. With open mouth, umbilical cord and anus. For bathing, dressing practice, and nursing exercises. Undressed. Size of the head: 34 cm
Simulator Newborn Baby, Female, In soft SOMSO-Plast*. With ball joints, head moves easily and tilts backwards. With open mouth, umbilical cord and anus. For bathing, dressing practice, and nursing exercises. Undressed. Size of the head: 34 cm
Simulator Newborn Baby, Female, In soft SOMSO-Plast*, black in colour, With ball joints, head moves easily and tilts backwards. With open mouth, umbilical cord and anus. For bathing, dressing practice, and nursing exercises. Undressed. Size of the head: 34 cm
Model, Chimpanzee Skull (Pan troglodytes), Female. Replica, suitable for comparative studies, With detailed description of distinctive features, The templates for the castings were original skulls, Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 x 14 cm, weight: 0.62 kg
Model, Leaf Cross Section of Beech (Fagus silvatica), This plant model shows the histological structure of a beech leaf (fagus silvatica). The leaf structure is magnified 1500 times, Dimensions: 29 x 29 x 8.5 cm, weight: 1.5 kg
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