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Earthworm - II (Blood Circulation, Respiratory and Nervous System) Chart
Size: 58x90cm Language: English
This charts helps to learn about internal structure of earthworm. It shows the following: Circulatory system of first 14 segments, circulatory system of 15th segment onwards, structure of valve between Dorsal and Typhlosolar Vessels, Respiration through moist skin, anterior end showing cerebral ganglion and larger nerves, sensory and motor neurons of ventral nerve cord, transverse section of ventral cord ganglion and epidermis showing sense organs. This chart is a part of 3 part chart series on Earthworm.
This Science and Technology chart aims at familiarising students with the subject in a very realistic way and in social context. These delineate the process of life and of the technology that conditions our world today. The students will come to know the intricacies of the phenomenon and how it can be best used for benefit of mankind. Using the latest printing technology the charts are printed on art paper in full colours and are duly laminated on both sides with thick plastic film and fitted with plastic rollers.
Earthworm II Chart - Laminated, With Rollers
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Size: 58x90cm Language: English
This charts helps to learn about internal structure of earthworm. It shows the following: Circulatory system of first 14 segments, circulatory system of 15th segment onwards, structure of valve between Dorsal and Typhlosolar Vessels, Respiration through moist skin, anterior end showing cerebral ganglion and larger nerves, sensory and motor neurons of ventral nerve cord, transverse section of ventral cord ganglion and epidermis showing sense organs. This chart is a part of 3 part chart series on Earthworm.
This Science and Technology chart aims at familiarising students with the subject in a very realistic way and in social context. These delineate the process of life and of the technology that conditions our world today. The students will come to know the intricacies of the phenomenon and how it can be best used for benefit of mankind. Using the latest printing technology the charts are printed on art paper in full colours and are duly laminated on both sides with thick plastic film and fitted with plastic rollers.