Wall board: Parasitic roundworms (nematodes) , 90x130 cm

MACHINE TRANSLATION (not authorised yet)

A large, clear educational chart showing parasitic and pathogenic mites and their developmental cycles. The board presents the development of the tick, human scabbard, human hummingbird, and skinworms. In the case of ticks, it additionally shows the correct way of removing the tick from the skin.
Mites are a group of arachnids and include species that transmit dangerous diseases or cause allergies in humans (e.g. mites). They are usually small in size, and some of them can only be seen under the microscope (especially those that are in human skin or in house dust). The most dangerous are still considered to be ticks, which can transmit over 20 diseases.
The panel is framed in wooden sticks, laminated. Large dimensions of the board: 90x130 cm.

Sheet No. 9 with SERII 10 boards "what's our action? From viruses and bacteria to insects"
This is an interesting series of large, educational wall boards depicting viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, mites, mites, amphibians, lunatics and insects, which are a potential threat to the human body. They try to prey on us, transform ourselves, multiply, cause diseases... Some of them are visible (lice, hummingbug, bugs,...), others we recognize by their symptoms (salmonella, tuberculosis, influenza, COVID-19...). The 10th board presents in a vivid, graphically interesting way, the places of attack and existence of these dangerous pathogens, their images and development cycles. WE RECOMMEND IT!