



Marine Animal Specimens in Resin, Set A, Set of 8
- Marine animal specimen set for laboratory and educational use
- Set A includes 8 specimens embedded in resin as listed
- Resin mounting supports safer classroom handling
- Suitable for marine biology and zoology demonstrations
- Helps students compare aquatic animal structures
- Includes crayfish, shell, soldier crab, starfish, cuttlefish, crab, octopus and fish
- Scientific names are supplied for specimen identification
- Useful for classification, morphology and biodiversity lessons
- Reduces direct handling of preserved biological specimens
- Confirm specimen identity and appearance before ordering if exact matching is required
- Do not cut, heat, drill, polish or open the resin blocks
- Use under appropriate laboratory or educational supervision
- Description
Description
The Marine Animal Specimens in Resin, Set A, also known as resin embedded marine specimens or marine zoology teaching specimens, is designed for safe visual study of selected marine and aquatic animals. Each specimen is embedded in resin, allowing students to observe real biological specimens without directly handling loose preserved material. This format is practical for biology classrooms, marine science demonstrations and supervised laboratory observation.
The set includes 8 marine animal specimens as listed: Crayfish, Shell, Soldier Crab, Starfish, Cuttlefish, Crab, Octopus and Fish. Supplied specimen names include Crayfish (Procambarus clarkia), Shell (Gyrineum natatory), Soldier Crab (Diogenes edwardsii), Starfish (Astropecten vappa), Cuttlefish (Euprymna berryi), Crab (Uca arcuate), Octopus (Octopus ocellatus) and Fish (Selenotoca multifasciata) as listed.
This set is useful for teaching marine biodiversity, body structure, external morphology, classification, adaptation and comparison between different aquatic organisms. Users should confirm specimen names, resin block size, storage format, lesson requirements and institutional policies for biological specimen use before ordering. Resin specimens should be handled carefully. Avoid dropping, scratching, heating, cutting, drilling or attempting to remove the specimens from the resin.
Keep the resin blocks away from direct flame, excessive heat and harsh chemical exposure. Clean only with a soft cloth unless another cleaning method is approved. This product is intended for laboratory or educational settings only and should be used under appropriate supervision. This item is supplied as the selected Marine Animal Specimens in Resin, Set A, set of 8 only. Magnifiers, microscopes, worksheets, storage box, labels, display stands, PPE and additional biology accessories are not included unless specified separately.
LabChoice Australia supplies Marine Animal Specimens in Resin and biology teaching resources for school science laboratories, university teaching laboratories and educational facilities requiring durable visual specimens for marine biology and zoology lessons.
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