1.  Periodic Table of Rare & Endangered species
2.  Periodic Table of Fishes
3.  Periodic Table of Vegetables
4.  Periodic Table of Fruits & Nuts
5.  Periodic Table of Birds
    

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Arabic combined.

1.  T.S. in Dicot & Monocot stem
2.  Pinus-1 Male & Female Strobli
3.  L.S. Shoot Apex & its different regions
4.  T.S. Shoot Apex & its different regions
5.  Plant Tissue Cork
6.  L.S. in Flower with T.S. in Anther
7.  Plant tissue Xylem T.S. in simple Pit
8.  Pinus II through female Strobilus L.S.through ovules
9.  Plant tissue Collenchyma
10.  Marchantia Life Cycle
11.  Plant Tissue Parenchyma
12.  L.S. in Root Tip & T.S. in its different regions
13.  Marchantia
14.  T.S. of Root (Secondary Growth)
15.  Adiantum Life Cycle
16.  Stages of formation of Female Gametophytewith the process of Pollination, Fertilisation &Formation of seed
17.  Plant Tissue Phloem
18.  Plant Tissue Sclerenchyma
19.  T.S. in Stem to show growth with a drawing ofLenticel
20.  Adiantum
21. T.S. Dicot & Monocot Root
22.  Typical plant cell, English only
23.  Plant Mitosis English only
24.  Plant Meiosis, English only
25.  Classification of Plants, English only

1.  Insects
2.  Reproduction of Plants (Part 1) Seed parts, Germination & Pollination
3.  Reproduction of Plants (Part II) Mendel’s Law, supply of  Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen.
4.  The Bird, Food, Beaks and Jaws
5.  Plants and their parts (Part I) Flower
6.  Plants and their parts (Part II) Root & Stem
7.  Types of Animals (Part-1) Paramecium, Amoeba, Hydra, Worm, Crayfish, Spider
8.  Types of Animals (Part -II) Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals
9.  Foods and their uses Part-I
10.  Foods and their uses Part -II
11.  Plant Diseases and their control
12.  Animal Diseases and their control
13.  Human Body - all parts
14.  Germination of Seeds
15.  Classification of Plants
16.  Classification of Animals
17.  Oxygen Cycle
18.  Carbon Cycle
19.  Nitrogen Cycle

1. Skeletal system
2. Muscular system
3. Circulatory system
4. Nervous system
5. Digestive system
6. Teeth & skin
7. Human eye,ear & head
8. Lymphatic system
9. Respiratory system
10. Endocrine system
11. Nutrition
12. Immune system
13. Human Nose
14. Human Heart
15. Excretory system
16. Human Eye
17. Human Ear
18. Human Kidney
19. Human Lungs
20. Human Liver
21. Human Brain

1. Human embryological development
2. Human Life cycle (birth)
3. Human reproductive organs,male
4. Human reproductive organs,female

PORIFERA, COELENTERATA, PLATYHELMINTHES

1.  Phylum Porifera showing sponges of principal types
2.  Sycon Development structure & L.H.
3.  Obelia structure & Life History
4.  Hydra structure & Internal Anatomy
5.  Ascaris Internal structure of male & female
6.  Tapeworm structure & Life History
7.  Liverfluke structure & Life History
8.  Hookworm,structure & Life History

PROTOZOA
1 Amoeba structure & locomotion
2 Plasmodium (Malarial Parasite), stages of
development
3 Paramecium structure
4 Paramecium Reproduction
5 Euglena structure & Life History
6 Entomoeba Histolytica - structure & L.H.

1. The Lymphatic System
2. Excretory System - Kidney, L.S.
3. Excretory System - Ureters
4. Excretory System - Urinary bladder
5. Excretory System - Malpighian Corpuscle
6. T.S. Skin
7. Reproductive System
8. Brain External Features
9. L. S. Eye - Eye Muscle
10. L. S. Eye - Tear glands
11. L. S. Eye - Physiological diseases of eye
12. Ear and its parts
13. Skeletal System
14. Endocrine glands
15. Digestive System
16. Circulatory System - Types of blood cells
17. Circulatory System - L. S. in heart & T. S. in blood vessel
18. Circulatory System - Vein valves
19. Circulatory System - Systematic & pulmonary circulation
20. Respiratory System - Larynx
21. Respiratory System - Trachae
22. Respiratory System - Alveolus
23. L. S. in Central Nervous System (CNS)
24. Region in which the nerval impulses transport to central nervous system through the synapse
25. Human Reflection Arch

CELLS & TISSUES
1 Typical Animal cell ultra structure
2 Animal Mitosis
3 Animal Meiosis
4 Animal Tissues I - Connected tissues
5 Animal Tissues II - Epithelial and muscular
tissues
6 Animal Tissues III - Blood and nerve tissues
7 Gamatogenesis
8 Fertilization in Animals
9 Ogenesis
10 Spermatogenisis

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1. Epithelial tissue, simple & stratified
2.  Connective tissues, loose
3.  Connective tissues skeletal (Bone Cartilage)
4.  Connective tissues-Blood
5.  Nerve Cells
6.  Types of Nerve Cells
7.  Neuroglia
8.  Type of muscular tissues
9.  Plasmodium Vivax, life cycle
10.  Amphioxus Embryological Development
11.  Sponge, External morphology with T.S.
12.  Hydra, External morphology with T.S.
13.  Obelia Life cycle & T.S. in Medus
14.  Echinococcus Life Cycle
15.  Pinworm Life cycle
16.  Earthworm, external structure with T.S. inintestine & internal anatomy
17.  Earthworm, circulatory system with reproductive system
18.  Snail-L.S. through mouth
19.  Snail-reproductive system
20.  Crayfish-T.S. in Branchial Chamber
21.  Crayfish Reproductive Male & Female
22.  Cockroach Mouth parts
23.  Cockroach, internal anatomy
24.  Starfish, water vascular system
25.  Starfish, Digestive system
26.  Amphioxus General structure
27.  Amphioxus Circulatory system
28.  Fish Circulatory system
29.  Fish Reproductive system for male & female
30.  Frog circulatory system & L.S. in Heart
31.  Frog Skeletal system & L.S. in Heart
32.  Pigeon skeletal system with fore & hind limbs
33.  Pigeon Arterial & Venous system
34.  Rabbit Arterial &Venous system with L.S. in Heart
35.  Rabbit-Reproductuve system Male & Female
36.  Classification of animals, English only
37.  Typical Animal cell, English only