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Explore this often studied flagellate

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Smear, Kernechtrot-Picroindigocarmine (KPIC) “Christmas tree” stain.

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Illustrates initial branch root growth.

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Illustrates the different types of microorganisms.

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Great for beginners.

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Great for beginners.

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Great for beginners.

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Examine common woody plant structure.

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Great example of plant cells and mitosis.

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Examine how a microscope works.

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Never before has it been so easy to view microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, and protists.

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What are these things?

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Compare and contrast animal and plant cells

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Illustrates characteristics of blood cell types.

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Opportunistic Pathogen

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Mixed forms of phytoplankton

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Examine the epidermis of the head

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Smear, hematoxylin & eosin stain

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Agent of Lyme Disease in Humans

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Intestinal Parasite

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Non-pathogenic Amoeba.

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Demonstrates Skeletal Muscle Fiber Characteristics

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There is no nucleus in the oval-shaped erythrocytes, which can swell up to 240% of their normal size without bursting. From llama.

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Compare and contrast brain function with this composite slide

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Compare and contrast epithelium types

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Demonstrates tissues in the upper respiratory tract that helps trap foreign bodies.

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Filamentous Green Algae

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Pathogenic bacteria

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Illustrates both forms of reproduction

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Investigate the digestive tract