The Senses Anatomy Model Set

NEW and exclusively with original 3B Scientific anatomy models, now enhanced with 3B Smart Anatomy. Your advantages with all 3B Smart Anatomy models:

• Free warranty extension from 3 to 5 years
• Free access to 3B Smart Anatomy courses in the award-winning Complete Anatomy
• Includes 11 3B Smart Anatomy courses with 23 lectures and 117 different views of interactive virtual models. Also includes 39 quizzes

To unlock these benefits, simply scan the label and register your 3B Smart Anatomy model online. All 3B Smart Anatomy features are completely free of charge for you. Read more about the concept of "Virtual meets Reality" developed by 3B Scientific for you to make learning human anatomy even more effective across all media.

This high quality model of the human ear represents outer, middle and inner ear. The detailed human ear model has removable eardrum with hammer, anvil and stirrup as well as 2-part labyrinth with cochlea and auditory/balance nerve. Ear on base for easy display in a classroom or doctor's office. This ear model is a great way to teach and study the anatomy of the human ear!

This nose model illustrates the structure of the nose with the paranasal sinuses in the upper right half of a face in 1.5-fold enlargement. The following structures can be seen from the outside of the nose with paranasal sinuses, differentiated by color (also visible through the removable transparent skin):

• The outer nasal cartilages
• The nasal cavity, maxillary, frontal and ethmoid sinuses
• The opened maxillary sinus when the zygomatic arch is removed

The following nose and paranasal sinuse structures are shown in a median section:

• The nasal cavity, lined with mucosa, with the nasal conchae (removable)
• The arteries of the mucous membrane
• The olfactory nerves
• The innervation of the lateral wall of the nasal cavity, the nasal conchae and the roof of mouth (palate)
• The 3B nose model is a great teaching tool, with detailed anatomy.

This anatomical human eye model dissects into:

• Both halves of sclera with cornea and eye muscle attachments
• Both halves of the choroid with iris and retina
• Eye lens
• Vitreous humour

Great model to teach-learn the anatomy of the human eye! Human eye on base.

With an average surface area of over 21 SQ FT (adult), skin is the largest organ of the body, weighing around 8 pounds. Educate about the layers of the skin and the very important purposes they serve utilizing this high quality Skin Model by 3B Scientific.

The skin is shown 80 times magnified, so even the smallest structures can be seen in detail. It can be taken apart easily thanks to magnetic connections for better demonstration, and represents the three most important sections of skin: the human scalp, the palm of a hand, and the back of a hand.

• Microanatomical representation of the papillary layer (e.g. localised in the palm of the hand)
• Microanatomical representation of the reticular layer (e.g. localised at the back of the hand)
• Longitudinal section through the human scalp with hair follicle and root sheath
• Magnetic connections allow for the three parts to be taken apart easily and fast

All layers of the skin (epidermis, dermis, and subcutis) and microscopic structures such as nerves, vessels and tactile corpuscles are shown in an anatomically accurate representation.

Skin, the body's protective cover:

Healthy skin protects us from the outer world being a waterproof, insulating shield against bacteria, dirt and other foreign objects, ultraviolet rays of the sun, and extreme temperatures. It is packed with nerves and allows us to move freely and experience the world (tactile sense). The nerves serve as a direct connector from the outside to our brain, and thus the skin funtions as an important regulatory indicator for our body's fluids and temperature regulation.

The anatomical models have strong magnets that allow them to be attached to magnetic wall panels for easy viewing. This is particularly useful for anatomy and biology lessons, when a whole class can be pointed to certain anatomical structures and the models should be mounted well visible to all. In addition, the mounting with magnet allows a quick and easy removal after class, when the models have to be stowed away again.