SOMSO Zoology Models (143)

SOMSO zoology anatomy models are precision-crafted teaching tools designed to support structured biological and comparative anatomy education across classroom and collegiate learning environments. This collection includes detailed representations of animal anatomy, enabling clear visualization of skeletal organization, organ systems, and species-specific structures. These models support demonstration, system-level study, and advanced zoology instruction.

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  • SOMSO Compound or Facet Eye, model ZOS49
    SOMSO Compound or Facet Eye
    Model#: ZoS 49
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    Enlarged approximately 200 times in SOMSO-Plast®. Showing the delicate histological structure. In one piece. On a stand with green base.

  • SOMSO Model of the Head of a Cockroach, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Model of the Head of a Cockroach
    Model#: ZoS 48/6
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    Periplaneta americana. After Dr. E. Schicha. Modelled from nature. Enlarged approx. 50 times in SOMSO-Plast®. Upper jaw and maxillae are movable and mounted to demonstrate the function. Separates into 3 parts. On a stand with...

  • SOMSO Model of a Mosquito, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Model of a Mosquito, model ZOS48 – additional view 2
    SOMSO Model of a Mosquito
    Model#: ZoS 48/5
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    Culex pipiens. After Dr. E. Schicha. Enlarged approx. 50 times in SOMSO-Plast®. Separates into 7 parts. On a green base which can be pulled apart.

  • SOMSO Head of a Fly, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Head of a Fly
    Model#: ZoS 48/4
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    Musca domestica modelled from nature. After Dr. E. Schicha. Enlarged approx. 50 times in SOMSO-Plast®. In one piece. On a stand and green base.

  • SOMSO Head of a Gnat, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Head of a Gnat
    Model#: ZoS 48/3
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    Culex pipiens head of a female gnat modelled from nature. After Dr. E. Schicha. Enlarged approx. 80 times in SOMSO-Plast® The long stylets consisting of the labrum (upper lip) the paired mandibles the paired maxillae...

  • SOMSO Head of a Butterfly, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Head of a Butterfly, model ZOS48 – additional view 2
    SOMSO Head of a Butterfly
    Model#: ZoS 48/2
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    Pieris brassicae modelled from nature. After Dr. E. Schicha. Enlarged approx. 50 times in SOMSO-Plast®. The proboscis is shown stretched out and coiled. Separates into 5 parts. On a stand with green base.

  • SOMSO Head of Bee, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Head of Bee
    Model#: ZoS 48/1
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    Apis mellifica modelled from nature. After Dr. E. Schicha. Enlarged approx. 50 times in SOMSO-Plast®. The mouth-parts adapted for chewing and licking by the honey-bee are shown. Upper jaw movable to demonstrate its function. Separates...

  • SOMSO Head of Carabus, model ZOS48
    SOMSO Head of Carabus, model ZOS48 – additional view 2
    SOMSO Head of Carabus
    Model#: ZoS 48
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    Carabus auratus enlarged 50 times linearly in SOMSO-Plast®. After Christian Groß Head of Biology Department (retired). Lower jaw lower lip and both antennae are removable for demonstration purposes. Simplified facet structure. Separates into 6 parts....

  • SOMSO Bark Beetle - Development, model ZOS47
    SOMSO Bark Beetle - Development, model ZOS47 – additional view 2
    SOMSO Bark Beetle - Development
    Model#: ZoS 47/6
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    Enlarged approx. 40 times in SOMSO-Plast®. After Christian Groß Head of Biology Department (retired). With the following phases of development: egg 2 x young larva full-grown larva pupa and beetle. Separates into 5 parts. On...

  • SOMSO Bark Beetle, model ZOS47
    SOMSO Bark Beetle
    Model#: ZoS 47/5
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    Enlarged 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, model ZOS47
    SOMSO Model of the Brain of a Honey Bee
    Model#: ZoS 47/4
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    as ZoS 47/3 but without head capsule

  • SOMSO Model of the Brain of a Honey Bee with Transparent Head Capsule, model ZOS47
    SOMSO Model of the Brain of a Honey Bee with Transparent Head Capsule
    Model#: ZoS 47/3
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    Apis 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 ZOS47
    SOMSO Model of the Hind Legs of the Bee
    Model#: ZoS 47/2
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    Functional 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 ZOS47
    SOMSO Model of the Worker Bee
    Model#: ZoS 47/1
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    Honey-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...

  • SOMSO Horse's Hoof with Ligaments, Vessels and Nerves, model ZOS42
    SOMSO Horse's Hoof with Ligaments, Vessels and Nerves, model ZOS42 – additional view 2
    SOMSO Horse's Hoof with Ligaments, Vessels and Nerves
    Model#: ZoS 42/43
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    Natural size in SOMSO-Plast®. Median section. Separates into 7 parts. On a green base.

SOMSO Zoology Anatomy Models for Comparative and Biological Education

SOMSO zoology anatomy models are precision-crafted teaching tools designed to support structured biological and comparative anatomy education across classroom and collegiate learning environments. These models provide detailed representations of animal anatomy, enabling clear visualization of internal structures, organ systems, and species-specific characteristics for in-depth study and demonstration.

Each model is engineered to align with instructional needs in zoology and life science programs, allowing educators and students to explore anatomical similarities and differences across species. This supports a deeper understanding of biological organization, functional adaptation, and comparative anatomy.

Engineered for Anatomical Accuracy and Comparative Study

SOMSO models are recognized for their fine structural detail and realistic construction, making them effective tools for studying animal anatomy in a structured educational setting. These models are designed to provide clarity when examining both external morphology and internal anatomical systems.

Key Features of SOMSO Zoology Anatomy Models

  • Detailed representations of animal anatomical structures
  • Clear visualization of organ systems and internal organization
  • Multi-part designs for layered anatomical exploration
  • Realistic finishes for accurate visual identification
  • Durable construction for repeated classroom and lab use
  • Designed for comparative and system-level study

These features support effective teaching and allow students to engage with anatomical concepts through direct observation and hands-on learning.

Designed for Zoology and Life Science Learning Environments

SOMSO zoology anatomy models are used across a range of educational settings where comparative anatomy and biological study are essential. Their design supports both instructor-led demonstrations and independent exploration of animal structure and function.

Common Educational Applications

  • University zoology and biology laboratories
  • Comparative anatomy courses
  • Life science and biology programs
  • Veterinary and animal science education
  • Classroom-based biological instruction

These models are built to support consistent instructional use while maintaining anatomical clarity and durability over time.

Supporting Comparative and System-Level Understanding

SOMSO zoology models enable learners to study how anatomical structures vary across different species while maintaining core biological functions. This comparative approach helps reinforce key concepts in evolution, adaptation, and system organization.

Whether used for demonstration, structured coursework, or independent study, SOMSO zoology anatomy models provide a reliable foundation for accurate and engaging biological education.

SOMSO Zoology Models - FAQ

Answers to the procurement and technical questions lab coordinators ask most — manufacturer comparisons, replacement parts, lead times, bulk ordering, and model identification.

SOMSO Zoology Models
They are used to teach animal anatomy, comparative biology, and system-level organization in structured educational environments.
These models are ideal for educators, students, and programs focused on biology, zoology, veterinary studies, and life sciences.
The collection includes models of various animal species used to study anatomical structure and biological systems.
Yes, many models include internal structures and multi-part designs for detailed study of organ systems.
Yes, they are specifically designed to support comparison between species and anatomical systems.
Yes, they are built with durable materials for repeated use in educational settings.
Yes, they are commonly used in veterinary and animal science programs for anatomical instruction.
They support zoology, biology, comparative anatomy, veterinary studies, and general life science education.