Anatomical throat model for classroom and study use Key benefits Clear visualization of throat anatomy for classroom demonstrations and focused study. Color differentiated structures make it easy to identify muscles of the throat, the pharyngeal wall, the submandibular gland, and the subnasal gland. Compact, portable size allows placement on a desk or lab bench for repeated reference during lessons or research. Features and specifications Anatomical coverage: muscles of the human throat, pharyngeal wall, submandibular gland, and subnasal gland. Size: 17 x 16 x 29 cm. Weight: 800 g. Material: PVC. Quantity: 1 unit included. Teaching design: different colors used to distinguish anatomical positions and structures for faster recognition. Why this model solves common needs Makes complex throat anatomy easier to understand by separating and coloring key structures. Saves preparation time for instructors by providing a ready visual aid for lectures and demonstrations. Serves as a durable, easy to handle reference for students preparing for exams or needing quick review. Practical applications Classroom demonstration: Use during anatomy and physiology lectures to point out muscle groups and pharyngeal anatomy in real time. Student self study: Keep on a study desk to review spatial relationships and reinforce memorization between classes. Reference for research or lab work: Use as a tangible guide when dissecting or comparing tissue samples. Additional notes The model is designed for educational and research reference. Use in classrooms, laboratories, study spaces, and training sessions where a clear visual aid is required.