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This is a display model of Caenorhabditis elegans Maupas 1900, one of the most frequently studied species in genetics, transcriptomics, and even behaviorial biology . This nematode is related to other ecdysozoans (molting animals) such as…
This is a display model for the Three-Spined Stickleback. With the advent of high-throughput sequencing, this species became a model for studying parallel evolution and local adaptation. The model is best printed as seen in the pictures.…
This is a display model of Staurastrum longipes (Nordst.) Teiling, a common freshwater green alga. As part of the order Desmidiales, this single-celled phytoplankton consists of two distinct hemispheres (semicells), connected by a…
A simplified model of a mud dragon: a kinorhynch (genus Echinoderes). These animals occupy the space between sand grains in habitats ranging from beaches, to the deepest depths of the ocean. Their bodies are visibly divided into head,…
These are display models of Musellifer profundus Vivier 1974, a deep-sea gastrotrich. This worm is frequently encountered in the vast plains of the ocean bottom, from shallow coastal waters to the deepest depths. Members of this species…
