Pathological CollectionThese are specimens with naturally occurring pathological abnormalities. These abnormalities can be the result of previous injuries, disease, infection or genetics. These skulls and bones represent true one of a kind specimens. |
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Pathological Wolf Skull Natural Bone |
| This specimen suffered trauma to several teeth as well as the roof of the mouth. Infection and healing of the bone is clearly evident. See photos for detail. |
| Catalog #: WLQ-425 | Natural Bone: $199.00 |
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Pathological Llama Skull Natural Bone |
| Llama glama This adult llama suffered from Actinomycosis infection of the mandible, also called "lumpy jaw". This specimen also has three small caliber bullet holes in the cranium where the animal was presumably euthanized. This is a great specimen for teaching skeletal forensics and pathology. |
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| Boxer Skull with Severe Dental Infection Natural Bone |
Canis familiaris This specimen had a bad infection in the region of the left canine as well as the lower mandible P1. Skull measures 7.5" long.
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Dog Skull with Severe Periodontal Disease Natural Bone |
Canis familiaris These unique canid specimens exhibit Severe periodontal disease. Specimens may have missing teeth due to their infliction. Specimens will differ slightly from the one pictured.
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| Catalog Number: WSM-132 | Price: $49.00 |
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Dog Skull with Periodontal Disease Natural Bone |
Canis familiaris These unique canid specimens exhibit minor periodontal disease. Specimens may have missing teeth due to their infliction. Specimens will differ slightly from the one pictured.
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| Catalog Number: WSM-131 | Price: $49.00 |
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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.
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| Catalog Number: WSK-209 | Price: $85.00 |
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| Cat Skull with Moderate Bone Disease - Natural Bone |
Felis cattus This specimen exhibits moderate bone degradation likely due to renal failure. Truly a one of a kind specimen.
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Cat Skull with Severe Bone Disease Natural Bone |
Felis cattus This specimen exhibits severe bone degradation due to renal failure. Truly a one of a kind specimen.
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Periodontal Disease Cat Skull Natural Bone |
Felis catus These unique felid specimens exhibit minor periodontal disease. Specimens may have missing teeth due to their infliction. Specimens will differ slightly from the one pictured.
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| Catalog Number: WSK-091 | Price: $39.00 |
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Pathological Spotted Skunk Skull Natural Bone |
Spilogale putorius Skull length: 2 ¼” (5.8cm)
This specimen has been afflicted by the parasitic infection known as Skrjabingylus. Skrjabingylus sp. is a metastrongyloid nematode that is found living in slugs and snails. Mustelids, especially skunks (Mephitids), consume the parasite while eating infected gastropods. The adult nematode inhabits the frontal sinuses of its host and causes an infection that leads to deformation and disintegration of the bone surrounding this region. Skrjabingylus nematodes continue their life cycle by passing their eggs through their host’s feces. The cycle is complete when another gastropod eats the feces. The infected specimen is pictured on the left and compared to an uninfected specimen on the right.
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Pathological Striped Skunk Skull Natural Bone |
This specimen had a canine tooth root infection that deteriorated the root ns surrounding bone.
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| Catalog Number: WPT-115 | Price: $39.00 |
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Pathological Badger Skull Natural Bone |
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Forensic Animal Pathology Bone Set Replica |
This set includes four animal bone pathology specimens as well as four non-pathological specimens for comparison. This eight piece set includes the following specimens:
- Broken and healed baboon femur Image
- Unbroken baboon femur
- Broken and healed coyote fibula/tibia Image
- Unbroken coyote fibula/tibia
- Diseased goat metatarsal Image
- Un-diseased goat metatarsal
- Deer mandible half with Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) Image
- Deer mandible half without Actinomycosis
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