1(d). Asterias, starfish, t.s. of ray 2(e). Young starfish, horizontal sec. 3(f). Asterias, starfish, bipinnaria larva, w.m. 4(d). Echinus, young sea urchin, radial section 5(e). Development of sea urchin, eggs in different stages 6(d). Echinus, sea urchin, pluteus larva 7(e). Holothuria, sea cucumber, t.s. 8(c). Holothuria, w.m. of limy bodies 9(d). Bryozoa, moss animals, colony, sec. 10(f). Lingula, brachiopod, t.s.

Echinodermata, Bryozoa and Brachiopoda - Slides

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10 Microscope Slides:

1(d). Asterias, starfish, t.s. of ray
2(e). Young starfish, horizontal sec.
3(f). Asterias, starfish, bipinnaria larva, w.m.
4(d). Echinus, young sea urchin, radial section
5(e). Development of sea urchin, eggs in different stages
6(d). Echinus, sea urchin, pluteus larva
7(e). Holothuria, sea cucumber, t.s.
8(c). Holothuria, w.m. of limy bodies
9(d). Bryozoa, moss animals, colony, sec.
10(f). Lingula, brachiopod, t.s.
 
Weight 0.14 kg
Brand LIEDER

The Echinodermata, Bryozoa, and Brachiopoda Slides set provides professionally prepared microscope specimens highlighting three important groups of marine invertebrates. These slides allow students to examine body structures, skeletal elements, and unique adaptations across these diverse phyla:

  • Echinodermata – spiny-skinned animals such as sea stars and sea urchins, showing calcareous endoskeleton structures.

  • Bryozoa – colonial filter-feeding organisms, displaying intricate exoskeletons and zooid structures.

  • Brachiopoda – shelled marine organisms, often compared to bivalves, showing lophophore feeding structures and shell anatomy.

This set is ideal for comparative anatomy and marine biology education, providing durable, high-quality slides for repeated use in classrooms, labs, and teaching collections.

Key Features:

  • Prepared microscope slides of echinoderms, bryozoans, and brachiopods

  • Highlights skeletal systems, feeding adaptations, and structural traits

  • Durable construction for long-term classroom and lab use

  • Supports comparative study of diverse marine invertebrates

  • Perfect for biology, zoology, and marine science courses

This slide set is a valuable teaching resource, offering students and educators hands-on insight into the structure and adaptations of marine invertebrates.

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