Chicken embryonic development model with removable sections

Maker
Jewell Models for Biology
Date
Circa 1940
 Description
One of a series of five models depicting chicken embryonic development. This model depicts a chicken embryo at 33 hours after fertilisation in serial sections. The sections can be removed from the wooden frames and show transverse cross sections through the embryo. Produced as part of the Jewell Models for Biology line, which were made by American company Turtox Products.
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Object detail

Maker
Date
Circa 1940
Production place
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Accession number
516-500742
Inscriptions
metal imprint/maker's mark ▫ Jewell Models for Biology The General Biological Supply House Chicago, USA (C) F. M. J.
inscriptions ▫ Identify section shown in this model
Object type
models
Harry Brookes Allen Museum Anatomy Category
Birds
Comparative anatomy
Museum
Harry Brookes Allen Museum of Anatomy and Pathology

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