Zoology Specimens
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- Porifera
- Chalina (Finger sponge)
- Chondrosia
- Clathrina
- Cliona (Boring sponge)
- (a) Commercial sponge (b) Chondrilla
- Cup sponge
- Desmacidom
- Elephant ear sponge
- Euplectella (Venus flower basket) Japan
- Euspongia
- Grantia USA
- Haliolana USA
- Halinchondira
- Hipposponge
- Hircina (W. coast)
- Horny sponge
- Hyalonema
- Hymeniacidon
- Leucosolenia USA
- Lucandra
- Megalopstus
- Microciona (rare)
- Olynthus
- Oscarella
- Pachychalina
- Pectinspongilla
- Phakellia (jawa)
- Poterion (W. coast)
- Raspalia
- Scypha (imported)
- Spongilla (F. water)
- Suberites
- Sycon USA
- Sycon Indian
- Vase sponge (jawa)
- Collection of sponges-set of 12 types Hydrozoa-Coelenterata
- Antenularia
- Bougainvilla
- Ceratella Fusca USA
- Clavetella
- Companularia
- Cordylophora Colony
- Corymorpha
- Cunina
- Diphyes
- Eudendrium
- Gonioneumue
- Helicornaria
- Helistemma
- Hydractenia (on shell)
- Hydra (large)
- Hydra Medusae
- Lytocarpus
- Millepora
- Obelia Colony
- Obelia Medusae
- Psythea
- Pennaria Colony
- Physalia
- Physophora USA
- Plumularia Colony
- Porpita
- Protohydra USA
- Sertularia Colony
- Solmundella
- Stylaster
- Tubularia Colony
- Telesto Colony
- Vellella
- Collection of Hydrozoa-Set of 6 important species beautiful set
- Anthozoa-Coelenterata
- Adamsia
- Alcyonium Palmatum
- Alcyonium Digitalum
- Alcyonium Two Types
- Alcyonarian
- Alicia (Rare)
- Acanthoptilum
- Bunodactis
- Cavernularia
- Corallium Rubrum
- Corallium Nobile
- Cerianthus (Rare)
- Cerianthus in tube
- Cereus Pedunu
- Colection of sea-anemones
- Edwardsia
- Gemmaria
- Gyrostoma (Jawa)
- Lobophytum (Jawa)
- Metridium USA
- Minyas with Float
- Pennatula (Japan)
- Pachycerianthus
- Pteroides
- Renilla (imported)
- Sagartia (W-Coast)
- Sarcophytum
- Sclerophytum
- Sea-Anemone
- Sea-Anemone Colonial
- Sea-Anemones TS & LS showing mesenteries
- Sea-Anemone on Hermit carb
- Spongedes
- Solenocaulon
- Studeroites
- Stomolophus
- Stoichactis (Japan)
- Sphenopus
- Utricina
- Virgularia (sea Pen)
- Collection of Anthozoa A set of 6 important species
- Corals
- Astrea
- Acropora
- Astrangea
- Antipatherian Coral
- Brain Coral Meandrina
- Coelotia (Brain Coral)
- Dendophylli
- Echinogorgia
- Echinopora
- Favia Coral
- Fungia
- Flabellum (Rare)
- Gomoporea
- Goniastra
- Gorgonds
- Galaxea
- Gorgonia
- Heliopora
- Heteropsammia
- Montipora
- Monkey Tail Coral
- Medrpora
- Millipora Coral
- Heterocyathus
- Oculina (Eya Coral)
- Pocillipora
- Porites
- Pterodides
- Sea Fan (Dry Coral)
- Sea-Fan With Polyp
- Telesto
- Turbinaria
- Tubipora Musica
- Zoanthus
- (a) Collection of Corals-set of 8
- Coelenterata-Scyphozoa
- Acquoera
- Aurelia Aurita
- Cassiopea
- Charybdaea
- Chiropsalmus
- Chiropenthia
- Cubomedusa
- Chrysaora
- Halliclystus
- Jelly Fish
- Naracomedusae
- Nausithoe (V Rare)
- Lucernaria
- Pilema
- Pelagia
- Priocolpa
- Periphylla
- Rhizostoma
- Trachmedusae
- Collection of Scyphoza
- Aset of six important species
- Ctenopora
- Beore (Japan)
- Cestum (Venus girdle)
- Coeloplana (red sea)
- Ctenoplana (red sea)
- Hormiphora
- Pleurobrachia
- Platyhelminthes
- Amphilina
- Bipalium
- (a) Diplozoan
- (b) Dugesia
- Echinococus
- Fasciola (liver fluke)
- Fish fluke
- Gastrodiscus
- Gryodactylus
- Gryocotyle
- Homologaster
- Ligula
- Planaria marine large
- Paramphistomum
- Polystoma
- Planaria freshwater
- Ruman fluke
- Rhyncinchodemus
- Schistosoma mansoni (blood fluke)
- Tape work
- (a) Taneiasolium
- (b) Taenia Saginata
- Tape work moniezia
- Tape worm Dyphylidium
- Tetrarhynchcus
- Tape worm cysticercus (bladder worm)
- Tape worm LH
- Thysanozhon
- Collection of Platyhelminthes Set of 5 selected species
- Nematheiminthes
- Ascaris male
- Ascaris Female
- Ascaris Male & female
- Ancylostoma UK
- (a) Dracunculus
- (a) Entrobius
- Filaria (waucheria)
- Guinea worm
- Loa micro Filaria
- Oxyuris
- Syngamus
- Sand dwelling nematode
- Thread worm
- (a) Trichinella spiralis male female with cyst
- (b) Trichuras
- Vermicularia
- Collection of Namathelminthes Set of 5 selected species
- Annelida
- Aphorodite medium
- Aphrodite large size
- Amphitrite rare
- Arenicola UK
- Aulostoma horse leech
- Autolptus
- Acanthobdella UK
- Branchillion UK
- Chaetopterus USA large
- Chlocia
- Dasychone
- Earthworm (pheritima)
- Earthworm copulating
- Eurythoe
- Eunice (Mexico)
- Eolis
- Eimnatis
- Glycera USA
- Glossiphonia (Mexico)
- Haemidipsa
- Heteronereis
- Herpobdela USA
- Hermione
- Hermothoe
- Lumbricus USA
- Lepidonotus
- Leech (hirudinaria)
- Leech marine
- Marphysa (Jawa)
- Mega scolex USA
- Myxicola
- Nereis & Heteronereis in same jar
- Nereis
- Ozobranchus (Jawa) rare
- Onuphis (rare)
- Polynone UK
- Pionosyllus (Jawa)
- Pantobdella USA
- Pterobdella USA
- Placodbella USA
- Perenereis
- Pectinaria
- (a) Polygordius
- Plygordius USA
- Phyllodace USA large
- Protodrillus rare
- Sabella
- Syllis (Australia)
- Spirorbis on leaf UK
- Serpula
- Serpulid
- Scolops
- Tomopterus (jawa)
- Tubifix
- Terebella
- Minor Phyla
- Amathia
- Bonelia female
- Bonellia male
- Bugula
- Corralina
- (a) Crissa
- (b) Cristella
- Dendrostoma
- Echiurus UK
- Lapralia
- Lingula
- Makellania
- Membranipora
- Neilia occultata
- Phoronis UK
- (a) Parriapulus USA with Gonads
- (b)Pectine tella
- Phoscolosoma
- Pseudobonellia
- Sipunculus
- Sagitta
- Thalasseme rare
- Classification of Minor Phyla set of 6 specimens in jar
- Crustacea
- Albunea
- Astergatis crab
- Alima larva
- Amphipoda
- Anilocra on host
- Armadillium
- Apus
- Argulas
- Asacus
- Balanus
- Bopyrus
- Branchipus
- Calappa crab
- Crab
- (a) Cypris
- (b) Cray-fish (imported)
- Cymothoa
- Cancer crab
- Cradisoma (herberst)
- Dorippe crab
- Dormia rhumiphi crab
- Doclea crab
- Daphnia
- Emertia
- Eupagurus
- Fiddler crab
- Gammarus
- Gonodactylus
- Gelasimus crab
- Hermit crab with shell
- Hermit crab without shell
- Hippa
- Land crab
- Lobster
- Lepas colony
- Ligia
- Leucosia crab
- Lapiidurus
- Megalopa larva large
- Matuta Victor crab
- Metapaneus
- Mysis
- Neptunus crab
- Nebalia
- Oniscus
- Palaemon (prawn)
- Penaeus (marine prawn)
- Pelinurus (rock lobster)
- Pagurus with shel
- Pathenope
- Sacculina with host
- Sphaeroma rock boring
- Squilla
- Shrimp
- Sterptocephalus
- Scylla
- Spider crab
- Thenus (cray fish)
- Zoea Larva
- Insecta
- Anthia
- Ant
- Antlion larva
- Apis (Honey bee) drone
- Apis (Honey) queen
- Apis (Honey) worker
- Aphid
- Bed bug (Cimex)
- Bellostoma
- Bombyx mori (Silkmoth)
- Bumble bee
- Butterfly
- Butterfly pupa
- Butterfly caterpiller
- Blow-fly
- Cicada male
- Cicade female
- Coccinella
- Cricket
- Damsel fly nymph
- Damsel fly adult
- Dragon fly adult
- Drosophila
- Exarate pupa
- Forficula (earwig)
- Fire fly
- Grass-hopper
- Gryllotapa molecricket
- Gryllus
- Gersis (water strider)
- Jewel beetle
- Katydids
- Lac insects
- Leaf insect
- Lepisma (silver fish)
- Locust
- Larva oligopod
- Larva apodus
- Larva polypod
- Ligia
- Long horned beetle
- Lacebug
- May fly
- Mosquito anopheles
- Mosquito culex
- Moth
- Musca (house fly)
- Nepa water scorpion
- Oryctes beetle
- Obctate pupa
- Peripianata (cockroach)
- Pediculus (head louce)
- Praying mantis
- Ranantra
- Stink Bug
- Stick insect
- Schistocerca
- Stag beetle
- Termite queen
- Termite soldier
- Termite winged
- Termite worker
- Thrips J
- Tree-hooper
- Tigr beetle
- Wasp
- Water-bug
- Crop Pests Spcimens
- Autocaphora Paviecollis (Red P. Beetle)
- Docus Cucurbitae (Pumpkin fruit fly)
- Tertanychus Tetrius (Veg. Mite)
- Epilachna (Hadda Beetle)
- Callosotruchus Meculatus (P. Beetle)
- Sitophilus Oryaza (R. weevil)
- Sitotraga Cerealela (G. Moth)
- Sitotraga Cerealela (F. Moth)
- Tribolium Castaneum (Planer Beetle)
- Rhizoperlla Dominica (Lesser G. Beetle)
- Dytiscus (Diving Beetle)
- Selostoma (G.W. Bug)
- Notonecta (Back swimmer)
- Nepa (W.S)
- Ranatra (W.S.I)
- Pyrilla Perpusilla (S.C. Leaf Hopper)
- Aleurolobus Barodouis (S.C. Fly)
- Scirpophaga Nivelia (S.C. Top borer)
- Emmalocera Deperisella (S.C. Root Borer)
- Bissetia Steniellus (Gurdaspur boree)
- Platyedra Gossypiella (Pink Ballworm)
- Pys-dercus Cingulatus (R.C. Bug)
- Mellocercus Maculosus (C. Weevil)
- Chiretogonus Trachshderus (S.G.H)
- Empoasca Devastans (C. Jaggid)
- Sesamia Lufereuse (Stem borer)
- Leptocorisavaricornis (R. Bug)
- Hieroglyphus Banian (R.G.H)
- Schaenobius Incertellus (R.S.B)
- Hispa Arnigora (R. Hispa)
- Aphid (Syphocoryne) (M. Pest)
- Idiocerus Atkinsoni (M.L.H)
- Arachnida
- Buthus
- Boophius
- Chelifer
- Dermacentor
- Diadem spider
- Galeodes USA
- Hylomma
- Hoemaphysalis
- Ixodus
- Ixodoidea
- Limulus (King Crab)
- Limulus 5" to 6" dia
- Mite
- Nymphone
- Opilio Spider
- Ornithodorus
- Phrynishus
- Pyconogonid (Sea Spider)
- Spider
- Scorpion (Palmneus)
- Tarantula Poisnous
- Tick
- Trumbiculla
- Whip Scorpion
- Trom bidium (Velvet spider)
- Onychophora
- Peripatus Capensis (Newzealand) Large 2" to 3"
- Trilobita
- Cast ofTrilobite-A cast from Plaeozic Rocks showing Cehalic shield Eye
- Fixed check loeura Pygidium
- Myriapoda
- Centipede
- Arenea
- Millipede
- Pil Millipede
- Julus (Rare)
- Polyxenus
- Pauropus
- Polydesmus
- Scutigera
- Sphaeortherium
- Scolopendra
- Spirosteptus
- Mollusca
- Aplysia (Sea Hare)
- Ariophanta
- Argunata (Paper shell) USA
- Aspergilium shell
- Aeolis
- Arca
- Bornella
- Buccinium
- Bulla
- Cardium
- Chiton
- Cyprea
- Conus
- Dendrodoris (rare)
- Dendronotus
- Dentalium
- Dolabella
- Donex
- Doris
- Eolis coroata
- Elysia
- Emarginula
- Fissurella
- Haliotis
- Helix
- Janthia
- Lithodomus
- Loligo
- Limnea
- Limax
- Modiola shell
- Mya shell
- Mytilus
- Murex shell dry
- Nautilus shell dry (on board)
- Nepollina
- Notarchus
- Nucula
- Octopus
- Oliva shell
- Onchidium
- Ostrea with animal
- Pearloyster
- Planorbis
- Pecton
- Pholas (ship boring)
- Pila
- Pinna
- Pleurophylida
- Pteropods
- Phyllobra
- Pterocerus lambis
- Patella
- Rostellaria
- Sepia
- Sepia egg mass
- Sepia shell
- Solen
- Sponodylus
- Spirula Shell
- Strombus shell
- Shell Dextral
- Shell Sinistral
- Trochus shell
- Turritella shell
- Terebra shell
- Teredo in wood
- Teredo animal only
- Turbo shell
- Unio
- Vaginulus
- Venus recticulata
- Xancus shell
- Zygobranchiata
- Echinodermeta
- Antedon
- Arbacia punctulate
- (pupple urchin) rare
- Asterias
- Astropecten
- Astrophyton (basket starfish)
- Aristotle’s lantern
- Brittle star
- Cucumeria
- Crinoid
- Clypeaster
- Gorgonocephalus
- Echinodiscus
- Heart urchin (Echinocardium)
Jambu Pershad & Sons; Brand Name “JAPSON” is a Manufacturing Export House operating in the domain of Laboratory and Scientific Instruments. Our primary specialization lies in the area of Educational Equipment and Instrumentation for Primary & Secondary Schools, Polytechnics, Colleges/ University Level Laboratories of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics Departments. With the growing experience, capable manufacturing facilities and long-standing partnerships with quality Indian manufacturers and product specialists; we have gained knowledge and added Product Ranges in Medical, Dairy, Veterinary, Industrial and other Applied or Research Laboratories to meet demands of our existing partners across the globe.
Origin and Early Years:
Established in 1946, JAPSON as a company celebrated its Platinum Jubilee recently. Started from humble setup by 2 Brothers; Late Sh. Gian Chand Jain and Late Sh. Nem Chand Jain, the company learning from ecosystem of Scientific Industries and Army Cantonment in Ambala, served needs of schools within India. With the hard work, enterprise and passion of its founders, the company grew rapidly, becoming a major player in Indian Sub-Continent market. In Early 70’s the Company shifted from Indian Market to Worldwide Exports with now 100% focus on Exports outside India, drifting away from business in Indian Sub-Continent.
Present:
JAPSON is the home of Science Products - equipment, instruments, customized kits and teaching resources - designed to amaze as well as educate one and all. JAPSON is a sought-after partner for schools, colleges, universities, private institutes, museums and research establishments worldwide. With over 5000 product listings and capabilities to develop custom made products, our unique and extensive product range covers all your Laboratory and School Science needs.
With changing times, we are exploring new product categories aligned to our existing strengths including supply of products for Industrial Labs, Medical Labs, STEM Kits, School Robotics’ Lab, Artistic Glass Products, Specialized Government Initiatives and Direct to School Business; both for Indian and International Market.
Facilities:
JAPSON operates from the Science City of Ambala Cantt about 200 Km from the National Capital New Delhi and 50 Km from State Capital (with International Air Port) of Chandigarh. The Registered Office is situated in the heart of the City while manufacturing facilities are spread all over the district. Heart of our Operations is our Works Office cum Fulfilment Centre – JAPSON 99 spread in area of 7500 sq. Yards on the outskirts of the city.
JAPSON operates production facilities of all major Product Lines like Metal, Glassware, Plasticware, Optics, Wooden, Fibre, Electronics Laboratory Products. In addition, we support various micro manufacturing units working exclusively with JAPSON for labour intensive products. Lastly, we have long standing relationships with specialized manufacturers of raw materials, parts and finished equipment all over India. Following this multi-layered manufacturing and fulfilment setup helps us to provide our customers with Quality Products, incorporating required Customizations at an Effective Price.
Our Team:
We are a Family owned and managed company with required professionalism to operate in this global environment. Top Management at JAPSON is an ideal mix of Experience and Youth. Elder generation consists of Brothers Mr. Naveen Jain, Mr. Lalit Jain and Mr. Neeraj Jain. They have cumulative experience of over 100 years in Exporting Scientific Equipment across the Globe. Their understanding and experience guide the company through regular and tough situations with ease and experience paves the way forward. Younger generation consists of Mr. Vivek Jain, Mr. Aditya Jain and Mr. Sambhav Jain. They joined the family business after completing formal education in Engineering and Management. They have spearheaded the company's growth for last 20 years.
JAPSON is supported by an extensive team of specialists, engineers, technicians, foremen, packing supervisors, and ground-level staff who work collectively to deliver quality products in line with customer requirements. For specialized knowledge, we reach out to our long-standing associates across Industries and Academic Institutions to understand, develop and offer Product required by End-User.
How We Operate:
Currently, JAPSON has direct Exports to over 50 Countries. Our Brand is synonymous with Quality Laboratory Equipment in many parts of the World including Asia, Africa, Americas, EU and Other Parts of the Worlds. In many countries of Africa, School Lab Equipment means JAPSON Brand Products; End-User’s first choice since decades.
JAPSON is proud to be OEM manufacturers for many reputed companies from Australia, EU and Americas. It enables us to take JAPSON Product to parts of Globe (with or without our Brand) not served by us before.
JAPSON is a force to reckon with in International Tenders in the domain of Education and Laboratory Products. Working in collaboration with Partners, JAPSON has an impeccable record of winning and successfully completing International Tenders in global bidding fielded by UN, African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, various Ministry of Education and other International Institutions.
Accreditations and Honours:
JAPSON has its quality standards according to guidelines laid by ISO 9001:2015 Certification Accredited by QS Zurich AG Switzerland, Vide Certificate No. 2205. Each supply goes through the quality check process where it is checked physically and functionally in proper laboratory to ensure proper working and satisfaction of End-Consumer.
JAPSON has been certified by Dun & Bradstreet Information Services India Pvt. Ltd. vide D &B D-U-N-S Number : 65-033-5685 for financial adequacy. Thus our new partners can deal with us with confidence.
Our Guiding Principles:
For our company, the "End User" and "Our Distributor" jointly comes first. All the equipment we supply should deliver required performance in a Laboratory; and our distributor / partner / tender body should achieve their financial / social objective.
In the changing times, Service and effective Communication are an integral part of any goods industry like ours. Thus, we have implemented adequate Management Information Systems and Direct Line of Communications with Top Management to help our customers with their service needs.
Our competence, quality and reliability have enabled us to become one of the world's leading developers, producers and suppliers of training and educational equipment and systems for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and STEM. People at JAPSON work together in an open and friendly way, helping to a swift interchange of information. Clear management guidelines, goals and values on the one hand; and a participative style of leadership in implementing daily business on the other hand; help staff identify with the company goals to be achieved
Customers rely on our team of trained and experienced application specialists for help in selecting the right product for their application, troubleshooting existing equipment, and solving regulatory compliance issues.
If you have any specific market requirements for products from any of our product lines, we would be pleased to assist you. You may also visit our Contact Us page on our website www.JAPSON.com
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