Radiolarians on opaque background

Enjoy the Radiolaria safari! To create these products, we selected two extremely rare and antique samples containing remarkably large, easily observed specimens. These samples originate from two locations frequently cited in nineteenth-century scientific literature, with each slide showcasing abundantly strewn Radiolarians.

We offer different products in this category:

A) MICROSCOPE SLIDES OF STREWN RADIOLARIANS DRY MOUNTED ON A OPAQUE BACKGROUND, WITH COVER GLASS. Intended for powerful magnifying glasses (from 15x magnification and up), stereo microscopes and optical microscopes with an external side lighting source;

B) MICROSCOPE SLIDES OF STREWN RADIOLARIANS NOT FIXED TO A OPAQUE BACKGROUND. WITH COVER GLASS. They are free to move by rotating the slide, in this way you can turn the specimens to observe all their details. Intended for powerful magnifying glasses (from 15x magnification and up), stereo microscopes and optical microscopes with an external side lighting source.

C) MICROSCOPE SLIDES OF STREWN RADIOLARIANS DRY MOUNTED ON A OPAQUE BACKGROUND, WITHOUT COVER GLASS. Intended for powerful magnifying glasses (from 15x magnification and up), stereo microscopes and optical microscopes in reflected light or with an external side lighting source. Since in this case Radiolarians are not protected by cover glass: a) do not touch the center of the microscope slide to avoid damaging them; b) to prevent dust from settling, after observations store the microscope slide in the mailer case that will be sent to you.