Life History of Specimens
Product Code : SCL-BLE-11886
Quick Answer: The Life History of Specimens is a preserved display showing an organism's development from embryo or larva to the mature adult, with common subjects such as the honeybee, silkworm, frog, mosquito, butterfly or fish.
Last updated: 18 October 2026
Key Features
- Shows the developmental timeline of an organism in sequence.
- Common subjects: honeybee, silkworm, frog, mosquito, butterfly and fish.
- Phases include eggs, larval stages (instars), pupae/chrysalis and male and female adults.
- Labelled preserved display.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Honeybee, silkworm, frog, mosquito, butterfly, fish |
| Phases | Eggs, larval stages (instars), pupae/chrysalis, adult (male/female) |
How It Is Used
The display lets students follow growth and metamorphosis in order, comparing each stage with the next, and supports lessons on the life cycles of insects and of animals such as the frog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which organisms are covered by the Life History of Specimens?
Common subjects are the honeybee, silkworm, frog, mosquito, butterfly and fish, each showing development from embryo or larva to the mature adult.
Related Biology Lab Equipment
See the full biology lab equipment range, or these related preserved specimens and life cycle items:
- Zoology Specimens (Common)
- Botany Specimens (Common)
- Zoology Specimen (Special)
- Blastula Slide
- Fruit fly Genetics Kit
Export orders for the Life History of Specimens are accepted from schools, colleges and distributors in Cambodia, Syria, Moldova, São Tomé and Príncipe, Nicaragua and Turkmenistan.
For a quotation on the Life History of Specimens, contact JLab India on +91-8569909696.
