The Family Canidae is comprised of thirty-four species of wild dogs found throughout the world. They range from small foxes, coyotes, and jackals to large wolves and wild dogs, such as the dingo of Australia. Species may inhabit all terrains, from hot deserts to arctic ice fields. Many run in packs which may number up to thirty members, while others are solitary or hunt in pairs. Canids are cunning, skillful hunters with good hearing and an acute sense of smell. They utilize these skills to hunt and consume a variety of herbivorous animals, the staple of their diets. All canids belong to the Order Carnivora.
Due to US Fish and Wildlife CITES regulation changes, a CITES form 3-200-26 is necessary for the export of the following species from the United States; Bobcat, Lynx, River Otter and Alaskan Gray Wolf. This form is issued from Washington D.C. and averages between 60 and 90 days to process. Skulls Unlimited has no control over this government policy change and apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. Skulls Unlimited applies for this form on behalf of our customers. Please review our CITES page for more information.
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Set of four life-size models illustrate degenerative joint disease (Osteoarthritis). Disease-free (normal) knee also includes additional important structures including ligaments, tendons and patella. The progressive degeneration of the articular surfaces and the development of osteophytes (bone spurs) are demonstrated in the other three models.
Canis familiaris, this complete unassembled English bulldog skeleton possesses moderate arthritic pathology throughout the skeleton. (See photos for detail).
Canis familiaris, the French bulldog is a small breed weighing only 25lbs. As its name suggests, this breed originated in France in the 1800's. This breed has a less extreme stop, or dishing of the face, but is a great example of brachycephalism.
Canis familiaris, the Boston Terrier originated in America in the 1800's. This breed is very similar to the French Bulldog in appearance. Weight is 10 to 25lbs. The skull of this breed exhibits brachycephalism.
Canis familiaris, this unique canid specimen exhibits periodontal disease. This specimen has naturally missing teeth due to its infliction and damage to the left zygomatic arch. (See photo for detail) This specimen baculum is included at no additional cost.
Canis familiaris This is a complete juvenile bulldog specimen. Juvenile specimens such as this are difficult to obtain and even more difficult to prepare. Skull measures 4.5" long.
Member of the Canidae, the dog has been domesticated for thousands of years. The clear acrylic display has been damaged and therefore discounted accordingly. (See photo for detail).
Member of the Canidae, the dog has been domesticated for thousands of years. The clear acrylic display has been damaged and therefore discounted accordingly. (See photo for detail).
Member of the Canidae, the dog has been domesticated for thousands of years. The clear acrylic display has been damaged and therefore discounted accordingly. (See photo for detail).
Member of the Canidae, the dog has been domesticated for thousands of years. The clear acrylic display has been damaged and therefore discounted accordingly. (See photo for detail).
Member of the Canidae, the dog has been domesticated for thousands of years. The clear acrylic display has been damaged and therefore discounted accordingly. (See photo for detail).
Member of the Canidae, the dog has been domesticated for thousands of years. The clear acrylic display has been damaged and therefore discounted accordingly. (See photo for detail).
Canis familiaris, this is a complete juvenile Pit Bull specimen. Juvenile specimens such as this are difficult to obtain and even more difficult to prepare. Skull measures 4" long.
Canis familiaris, this is a complete juvenile English Bull Dog specimen. Juvenile specimens such as this are difficult to obtain and even more difficult to prepare. Skull measures approximately 5" long.
Canis familiaris This is a complete juvenile boxer specimen. Juvenile specimens such as this are difficult to obtain and even more difficult to prepare. Skull measures 5" long.
Periodontal Disease Dog and Cat Skull Set Natural Bone
Canis familiaris and Felis catus These unique canid and felid specimens exhibit minor periodontal disease. Specimens may have missing teeth due to their infliction. Specimens will differ slightly from the ones pictured.
Canis familiaris and Felis catus Previously only offered individually, now Skulls Unlimited makes these hard to obtain specimens available as an economical set. Puppy and kitten skulls may vary in age and size from those pictured.
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