C Elegans Cards

Description: This illustration depicts the internal anatomy of the famous biological model organism and nematode, Caenorhabditis elegans (known to her friends as "C elegans".

Description: This is one for you C. elegans botherers! Show your love for this iconic model organism.

Description: Painting with worm moving in and out

Description: Introducing C. Elegance, the suave and sophisticated C. elegans in a tuxedo! This cartoon drawing is perfect for science geeks and nerdy humor lovers.

Description: Renate with Green Apple covering face in the style of Rene Magritte

Description: C elegans in the famous painting starry ni

Description: The only French science pun you own, guaranteed! Okay, not actually guaranteed. Maybe you collect French science puns. I don’t know. But if you do, you totally need this one.

Description: **Title:** 959 Cell All Mapped Biology Funny C Elegans Worm anatomy humor! Features every cell of this tiny, much-studied creature. Perfect for scientists, biology fans.

Description: 959 cell map of C. elegans biology. Humorous representation of a complex organism. Perfect for science enthusiasts!

Description: 959-cell nematode, C. elegans, with every cell labeled. Biology humor for scientists!

Description: 959 cells, a complete layout! A fun, biological visual featuring C. elegans, the tiny worm. Biology humor on display.

Description: A shirt for all the Caenorhabditis elegans researchers !

Description: Photographic tee for all of the worm lovers out there ! Perfect gift for a biologist that works on C. elegans

Description: A photograph of a Caenorhabditis elegans nematod to show off your favourite animal model !

Description: C elegans parody of degas painting the star

Description: Based on degas painting of ballerinas but instead with c elegans

Description: For all of the worm people ! C. elegans lovers.

Description: C elegans worm riding a horse like Napoleon Bonaparte

Description: C elegans in the shape of a pipe

Description: Nematode with Pearl earring

Description: Nematodes as the Vitruvian man