Insect Anatomy Models (20)
Insect models are designed to support structured biological and entomology education across classroom and collegiate learning environments. This collection includes detailed representations of insect anatomy, illustrating external morphology, segmentation, appendages, and internal systems. These models enable clear visualization for demonstration, comparative study, and system-level learning in biology, zoology, and life science instruction.
SOMSO Bark Beetle
Model#: ZoS 47/5Enlarged approx. 40 times in SOMSO-Plast®. After Christian Groß Head of Biology Department (retired). Enlarged and true to detail representation of the big Spruce bark beetle with eight teeth (Ips typographus L.). In one piece....
SOMSO Model of the Brain of a Honey Bee with Transparent Head Capsule
Model#: ZoS 47/3Apis mellifera. Enlarged approx. 50 times in SOMSO-Plast®. After Dr. Dorothea Brückner University of Bremen. The capsule of the head in special plastic can be opened and the complete brain removed to study the back...
SOMSO Model of the Hind Legs of the Bee
Model#: ZoS 47/2Functional model enlarged many times in SOMSO-Plast®. After Dr. E. Schicha. The model illustrates the following functions: brushing of the bee's body with the pollen combs patting down the pollen masses at the outside of...
SOMSO Model of the Worker Bee
Model#: ZoS 47/1Honey-bee Apis mellifera (A. mellisica) enlarged approximately 25 times in SOMSO-Plast®. On the model one leg is removable to show the pollen basket with the collected pollen at the back. In addition the honey vesicle...
