Invertebrate Slide Set SET Z-5 THE INVERTEBRATES; 25 SLIDES

Invertebrate Slide Set

SET Z-5

THE INVERTEBRATES; 25 SLIDES

1) ZA1-1 AMOEBA PROTEUS; WM.

2) ZA4-1 PARAMECIUM CAUDATUM; WM.

3) ZB1-11 SCYPHA (GRANTIA); CS SHOWING CANAL SYSTEM & ARRANGEMENT OF CHOANOCYTES.

4) ZC1-1 HYDRA; WM.

5) ZC1-93 HYDRA; CS & LS.

6) ZC2-1 OBELIA; PORTION OF COLONY SHOWING VEGETATIVE & REPRODUCTIVE POLYPS, WM.

7) ZC2-2 OBELIA, MEDUSAE WM

8) ZD1-1 PLANARIA; WM, INJECTED. (4.3)

9) ZD1-22 PLANARIA; CS, THREE REGIONS. (4.3)

10) ZD3-1 FASCIOLA HEPATICA; WM.

11) ZD4-12 TAENIA SP.; MATURE & GRAVID PROGLOTTIDS, WM.

12) ZE2-121 ASCARIS; CS, MALE & FEMALE. (19-2)

13) ZE4-13 TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS; SECTION OF MAMMALIAN MUSCLE WITH ENCYSTED LARVAE.

14) ZG1-1 BUGULA; WM. MARINE BRYOZOAN, PORTION OF EXPANDED COLONY.

15) ZH1-11 EARTHWORM; CS. (4.3)

16) ZH1-14 EARTHWORM (LUMBRICUS TERRESTRIS); PARASAGITTAL SECTION THROUGH THE ANTERIOR END, SHOWING CROP, GIZZARD, & SEMINAL VESICLES, PLUS OTHER STRUCTURES OF THE REGION.

17) ZH2-1 NEANTHES (NEREIS); PARAPODIUM, WM.

18) ZI3-1 SNAIL; RADULA, WM.

19) ZJ1-5 STARFISH; YOUNG, WM.

20) ZK2-16 INSECT; WINGS (4 TYPES), WM.

21) ZK2-17 INSECT; LEGS (4 TYPES), WM. WALKING, DIGGING, SWIMMING, & HOPPING.

22) ZK2-181 INSECT CORNEA; WM. (TABANUS)

23) ZK2-183 INSECT; SPIRACLE, WM.

24) ZK8-14 HONEY BEE; MOUTH PARTS, WM.

CS = Cross Section: So the slide shows a thin section through the transverse plane of an organism.

LS = Longitudinal Section: So the slide shows a vertical section of the organism along the longest plane.

WM = Whole Mount: So the slide shows an entire organism or structure, as indicated, is preserved on the slide

CRT = Cross Section, Radial Section, and Tangential Section: So the slide shows sections of wood along the transverse, radial, and tangential planes.

Sag = Sagittal Section: So the slide shows a thin section through the sagittal plane through the midline.

Serial Sections = So the slide shows consecutive sections of the organism.

Rep = Representative Sections (Embryology):  So the slide shows one section of the organism from each typical area of study.

Triarch Incorporated’s name is based on a botanical slide
that illustrates three ridges of xylem found in the vascular cylinder of the Ranunculus root.
Our founder, George H. Conant, Ph.D., had three principles in mind:
Accuracy, Service, and Dependability.
He incorporated these into the Triarch logo based on the triarch vascular cylinder.