Zoology Specimens (Common)
Product Code : SCL-BLE-11889
The JLab India Common Zoology Specimen Collection is an essential pedagogical suite engineered for the empirical study of animal diversity and systematic classification. This collection provides a representative survey of the animal kingdom, from simple Porifera and Cnidaria to complex Arthropods and Mollusks. These specimens are preserved in high-transparency, shatter-resistant containers, allowing students to conduct detailed morphological analysis without the logistical challenges of live handling or the fragility of glass.
Technical Specifications
| Tender Specification | OEM Technical Detail |
| Common Subjects | Amoeba, Hydra, Fasciola, Ascaris, Earthworm, Prawn, Silkworm, Pila, Starfish |
| Preservation Medium | Standard high-grade Formalin-based or non-toxic aqueous solution |
| Container Material | High-transparency, UV-stabilized, leak-proof Plastic or Glass Jars |
| Mounting | Specimens are fixed to white or black contrast plates for structural clarity |
| Labeling | Chemical-resistant internal/external labels with Phylum, Genus, and Species |
| Seal Integrity | Hermetically sealed to prevent evaporation and chemical odor leakage |
Certification | ISO certificates available on request |
| HS Code | 9705.21.00 (Zoological specimens) |
Key Pedagogical Outcomes (Bloom’s Taxonomy Alignment)
- Taxonomic Interface: Facilitates the identification of defining characteristics across different phyla (e.g., the presence of cnidocytes in Hydra versus the segments of an Earthworm).
- Anatomical Quantification: Enables the study of bilateral and radial symmetry; learners apply observation skills to record body plans and appendage distribution.
- Comparative Analysis: Supports the analysis of "Organ System Evolution"; students evaluate the transition from simple diffusion in sponges to the complex digestive and nervous systems found in Arthropods and Mollusks.
- Environmental Evaluation: Allows students to evaluate the morphological adaptations of parasites vs. Free-living organisms, identifying specialized structures like the suckers on a Fasciola (Liver Fluke).
Representative Institutional Set (Catalog Preview)
- Porifera: Sycon or Spongilla (illustrating porous body plans).
- Cnidaria: Hydra, Obelia, or Physalia.
- Platyhelminthes: Fasciola hepatica (Liver Fluke) or Taenia solium.
- Aschelminthes: Ascaris lumbricoides (Male and Female).
- Annelida: Pheretima (Earthworm) or Hirudinaria (Leech).
- Arthropoda: Palaemon (Prawn), Periplaneta (Cockroach), or Scorpion.
- Mollusca: Pila (Apple Snail) or Unio (Freshwater Mussel).
- Echinodermata: Asterias (Starfish) or Echinus (Sea Urchin).
International Logistics & Compliance
JLab India ensures comprehensive OEM readiness for global institutional procurement:
- Packaging: Export-grade, safety-first packaging. Jars are individually bagged in secondary containment sleeves and nested in high-density foam within reinforced, double-walled cartons.
- Documentation: Includes Manufacturer’s Authorization Form (MAF), Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and a Certificate of Origin.
- Durability: The use of UV-stabilized plastic prevents the "yellowing" of the preservative and container, ensuring the specimen remains a clear teaching tool for over a decade.
Direct OEM Sourcing Advantages
Procuring JLab India Common Zoology Specimens directly ensures vertical manufacturing control:
- Pristine Specimen Quality: We select specimens that are free from trauma or decay, ensuring that students see "textbook-perfect" examples of biological structures.
- Zero-Distortion Viewing: Our jars are engineered for optical neutrality, eliminating the magnification or "curving" effect that can distort a student's perception of a specimen's actual size.
- Direct Factory Inventory: Guaranteed availability of standardized sets to ensure every laboratory group in a large university has access to identical specimens.
- Long-Term Preservation: Direct oversight of the chemical fixation process ensures that tissues remain firm and color-fast, preventing the "clouding" of the solution over time.
