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This 4-part brain is medially divided. All structures of the brain are hand-painted, numbered and identified in a product manual. The brain’s right half can be disassembled into:
- Frontal with parietal lobes
- Brain stem with temporal and occipital lobes
- Half of cerebellum
This brain is a great educational tool for the human nervous system and anatomy of the brain. This brain is delivered on a removable base.
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This 4-part brain is medially divided. All structures of the brain are hand-painted, numbered and identified in a product manual. The brain’s right half can be disassembled into:
- Frontal with parietal lobes
- Brain stem with temporal and occipital lobes
- Half of cerebellum
This brain is a great educational tool for the human nervous system and anatomy of the brain. This brain is delivered on a removable base.
14 x 14 x 17.5 cm, Weight 0.9kg
Product Code: BL131248
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