Comparison Model of Vertebral Limbs (Product Code: SCL179/1.26) is an enlarged relief model of the limbs of vertebrates, designed so students can compare limb structure across different animals on a single piece. It is moulded in non-toxic PVC and supports zoology and evolution lessons that explain how one basic limb plan has been adapted to very different ways of life. The model is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Comparison relief model of the limbs in vertebrates |
| Material | PVC, non-toxic |
| Format | Relief, enlarged |
| Purpose | Comparing limb structure across vertebrates |
| Suitable for | School and college zoology, comparative anatomy and evolution lessons |
The classic application is teaching homologous structures. Students trace the corresponding bones on each limb shown and discuss why vertebrates with very different lifestyles share a similar underlying arrangement. That discussion leads directly into evidence for evolution and common ancestry, a topic that is far easier to grasp with a physical model to point at than with a textbook diagram alone.
Because the relief is enlarged, it can be read from the back of the classroom, and it also works well as one station in a rotation practical alongside skeleton models or real bones. As a piece of zoology lab equipment it needs little care: dust it regularly and wipe it with a damp cloth when needed.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited produces this relief model under its ScienceLab brand in Ambala, Haryana, where the company makes zoology, botany and anatomy teaching aids alongside general laboratory apparatus. Orders from schools, colleges and distributors in India and international markets are handled directly by the company. Find out more on the company profile.
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What does the model compare?
The limbs of vertebrates, presented as an enlarged PVC relief so their structure can be compared side by side.
Which animals are represented?
Our listing does not name the individual species. Please confirm them through the contact page if your syllabus requires specific examples.
Is it suitable for lessons on evolution?
Yes. Comparing limb bones across vertebrates is a standard way to introduce homologous structures and common ancestry.
Is the material safe for classroom handling?
The relief is made of PVC described as non-toxic, so students can handle it during lessons.
Can dimensions and mounting details be provided?
They are not published on this page. We will include them in your quotation on request.
How do we request a quotation for several schools?
Send the product code SCL179/1.26, the quantity required and the delivery locations; one quotation can cover all sites.
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Last updated: 24 September 2026