Head of the Pork Tape Worm Model Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-ZM-10455
Quick Answer: A one-piece model of the head of Taenia solium, the pork tapeworm, enlarged many times so that the scolex, rostellum, rostral hooks, sucker and neck can be studied in zoology classes.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Head of Taenia solium, enlarged many times
Made in one piece
Shows the rostellum, rostral hooks, sucker and scolex
Neck region with the budding of proglottides
Mounted on a base
Parts numbered, with an English key card
About This Product
The scolex of a tapeworm is far too small to examine closely without magnification, so an enlarged model gives the whole class the same clear view. Students can see how the rostral hooks ring the rostellum at the front of the scolex and where new proglottides begin to bud behind the neck. The numbered parts and English key card help teachers run identification exercises in school and college lessons on flatworms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which parts of the tapeworm head are shown?
The model shows the rostellum, rostral hooks, sucker, scolex and neck, together with the budding of proglottides. Each part is numbered and named on the English key card.
 Model.jpg)
