Mounds/Comparisons

Insect Metamorphosis Set

Gradual, incomplete, and complete insect metamorphosis is shown in this 8" x 12" Riker mount. Each of the specimens is fully labeled and mounted behind glass. More.

What’s an Insect? Specimen Mounts Part II

Beautifully preserved, real specimens embedded in clear acrylic. Set comes in a padded storage case with an information card. Learn 15 parts of an insect. Parts are numbered and a corresponding key... More.

Grasshopper Life Cycle Specimen Mount

Eight stages in the grasshopper’s life cycle are represented in this clear acrylic embedment. Each stage is numbered and referenced to an enclosed key card. 6-1/2" x 3". More.

What’s an Insect? Specimen Mounts Part I

Beautifully preserved, real specimens embedded in clear acrylic. Set comes in a padded storage case with an information card. Discover the differences between insects and other Arthropods. Six-spec... More.

16-Piece Specimen Mount Set

Each specimen is encased in an indestructible, transparent acrylic block. An ideal learning aid for students. Specimen set comes in a tough, latched carrying case. Includes: cricket, chafer beetle,... More.

30-Piece Specimen Mount Set

Each specimen is encased in an indestructible, transparent acrylic block. An ideal learning aid for students. Specimen set comes in a tough, latched carrying case. Includes: spider, Chinese shrimp,... More.

Four Assorted Bug Blocks – Set A

These unique specimens are enclosed in clear acrylic. Each specimen 1-1/4" x 1-3/4". Includes: crab, dung beetle, rhinoceros beetle, and bamboo weevil. More.

Spider Single Specimen

Offer students an up-close study of this unique specimen encased in clear acrylic. A practical, hands-on way to explore and learn!3" x 1-1/2" More.

Aquatic Insects Riker Display

This collection of 21 common specimens illustrates a variety of larval and adult stages. Specimens include the black fly, mayfly, damselfly, caddis fly, dragonfly, shore fly, and mosquito. Perfect ... More.

Goliath Beetle Pair

The Goliath Beetle is the heaviest insect in the world. This pair comes from Zaire (Congo) and introduces students to sexual dimorphism. Males are heavier and have prominent horns for competing ove... More.