Pregnancy

Giant Embryo (25 Times Life-Size)

Showing an embryo approximately 4 weeks old. 4-1/16" x 4-1/16" x 9-1/16". More.

Human Embryo Model (4 Weeks)

A 50 times life-size model showing structural details of a human embryo at four weeks of development. 10-5/8" x 7-1/2" x 5-1/2". More.

Pregnant Pelvis with Mature Fetus Model (2-Part)

This life-size model depicts the female human pelvis in median section with a fetus in the 40th week of pregnancy. The fetus is in the normal position prior to birth, showing the anatomical relatio... More.

Female Pelvis with 8-Week Embryo Model (3-Part)

Life-size model composed of three parts gives an internal view through the median sagittal section of the pelvis. Shows the internal organs of the female urinary and reproductive systems with an ei... More.

Fetal Development Model

Shows the process of fetal development from the unfertilized ovum to the 9th month of gestation. The model consists of five parts, mounted on a board that corresponds to the following developmental... More.

Standard 3B Scientific® Pregnancy Series

This series consists of these 5 models to show the most important stages of development: 1st month embryo, 2nd month embryo, 3rd month embryo, 4th month fetus, and 7th month fetus (normal). All mod... More.

Deluxe 3B Scientific® Pregnancy Series

Our most popular series includes these nine models to show the complete stages of development: 4 week-old embryo (25 times life-size), 1st month embryo, 2nd month embryo, 3rd month embryo, 4th mont... More.

Classic 3B Scientific® Pregnancy Series

Our most popular series includes these eight models to show the complete stages of development: 1st month embryo, 2nd month embryo, 3rd month embryo, 4th month fetus, 5th month fetus (breech), 5th ... More.

Stages of Fertilization and the Development of the Embryo (2-Times Magnified)

Schematic illustrations show how an ovum matures, how ovulation and fertilization occur, and how the fertilized ovum develops to the point of embedding itself in the womb wall to begin growth into ... More.