Mammals

Five mammalian organs packed in one container, includes Sheep Brain, Sheep Heart, Cow Eye, Beef Spinal Cord, & Pig Kidney This specimen has been injected without color latex, considered a plain injection, the arterial, venous, and hepatic systems...

Four sheep organs packed in one container (Eye, Brain, Heart, & Kidney). Also includes a mini-dissection guide that covers all organs included in each set. This specimen has been injected without color latex, considered a plain injection, the...

A large specimen that allows for the detailed study of the structure and function of the mammalian eye. Some specimens may contain excess fatty tissue that need to trim before dissection. Some specimens may contain excess fatty tissue that need to trim...

Sheep hearts are an economical specimen for the study of the structure and function of the mammalian heart. Some specimens may contain excess fatty tissue that need to trim before dissection. This specimen has been injected without color latex,...

Kidneys are complex organs that filter nitrogenous wastes from the blood. Sheep kidneys are an economical specimen to show the anatomy and function of the mammalian kidney. This specimen has been injected without color latex, considered a plain...

The brain is an excellent anatomical specimen because it is a good representation of other mammalian brains including the human brain. Fully extracted indicates a sheep brain with both the hypophysis and dura mater remaining intact. This specimen has...

The fetal pig is an excellent specimen for dissection because it's organs and functions are a close representation of human anatomy. This specimen has two options for injection: Plain injection, the specimen's arterial and venous systems will appear in...

Rats are an excellent specimen as they have fully mature reproductive and circulatory systems. They also make a great alternative to fetal pigs due to their sexual maturity and lower cost. This specimen has two options for injection: Plain injection,...

Rabbits are a great specimen to teach mammalian anatomy and are an economical alternative to cats (while cats may have limited availability). This specimen has been injected with two colors of latex, considered a double injection, the arterial system...

Cats are the traditional specimen-of-choice when teaching mammalian anatomy due to their size and anatomical complexity. All Anatomy Lab's cats are obtained legally and euthanized under published guidelines of the American Veterinary Council. Our...