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Reply to Anneliese Schmaua: re search for embryo slides of sea urchin
You can find the sea urchin slides at http://www.carolina.com . if you order
on line you get free shipping (in the US)
They have:
WW-30-9672 Sea Urchin Early Cleavage, w.m. A combination mount of 1-cell to
16 blastomeres inclusive. $3.45 Each
12+ Each $3.30
WW-30-9690 Sea Urchin Blastula, w.m. Showing blastocoele clearly. $2.80
Each
12+ Each $2.65
WW-30-9696 Sea Urchin Gastrula, w.m. Invagination of cells is easily seen.
$2.80 Each
12+ Each $2.65
WW-30-9702 Sea Urchin Development, w.m. Unfertilized through gastrula
stages inclusive. $6.15 Each
12+ Each $5.85
WW-30-9714 Sea Urchin Plutei Larvae, w.m. Skeletal rods show clearly. $3.45
Each
12+ Each $3.30
If you want a set they have:
WW-30-9306 Embryology Set, General $336.00 Per set
A set of 25 slides designed for vertebrate embryology with special emphasis
on the chick. Pig slides are included for comparative study, while starfish
slides offer a clear general picture of early holoblastic equal cleavage.
Frog development slides show holoblastic unequal cleavage, formation of the
blastula, gastrula, yolk plug, and neural plate through neural tube stages.
The late neural tube stage gives students a clear picture of primary germ
layers.
regards
JK
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