18. Compound Light Microscope – used to view flat,
transparent specimens that are too small to see
clearly with the human eye
19. Dissecting Microscope – used to view 3-D, opaque
specimens; does not magnify as much as a
compound microscope
20. Slide and Cover Slip – used to contain a specimen
that will be viewed under a compound light
microscope; the specimen is placed in liquid
between the slide and coverslip