Domestic dogs are descended from wolves and have been bred as companions for thousands of years, with the earliest known domestication taking place over 12,000 years ago. This skull shows the characteristic signs of advanced gum disease, so you can see the actual bone resorption patterns, tooth loss, and inflammatory changes in the jaws rather than reading about them. That makes it a good reference for veterinary, dental, and comparative anatomy teaching, whether in a classroom, a clinical training setting, or a museum collection. It's in stock.
This real vervet monkey skull is mounted jaw-open on a dark wooden plaque, so every tooth is on show, canines included. Hang it in a study, a classroom or anywhere that could use a conversation starter.
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Every one of these is an individual specimen, and the photo is the actual piece you’d receive. There’s only one of each.
Browse every one of a kindThese are real bat skulls and skeletons, cleaned and ready for a Halloween shelf or a classroom. Take a close look at the teeth.
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Curated specimens and real animal skulls, quality checked by our team. New subscriber deal: start a Beginners Collection for $20 with any order of $100 or more.
