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The bottle-nosed dolphin is probably the best known Cetacean. They are found throughout most of the worlds oceans. This species, like most dolphins...
View full detailsThe Bat Ray is a species of eagle ray found in the eastern Pacific Ocean. This species can grow to be nearly 6 feet (1.8 m) wide bat rays are able ...
View full detailsFor those who have a pinniped skeleton or are planning to articulate a seal or sea lion, this is the manual for you. Easy step by step instructions...
View full detailsThis excavation kit features premium quality, lightweight dig block material. These polypropylene figurines are more flexible and durable than ever...
View full detailsThe serval is a medium-sized felid native to the African savanna. Servals are solitary and crepuscular, with most activity occurring in the morning...
View full detailsThis model is a realistic replica of the human femur bone. Studying anatomy in a biology classroom or for comparative anatomy is made easier with t...
View full detailsThe Javan mastiff bat is a small bat species native to parts of Southeast Asia, including the island of Java, Indonesia. It is recognized by its sh...
View full detailsThis real specimen in transparent resin will make a great decorative piece or educational display. Specifications: Real bat in a clear heart-shape...
View full detailsThis skull set represents many small North American mammals. It is perfect for comparing and contrasting the differences and similarities of these ...
View full detailsThe sugar glider is a small, omnivorous, arboreal, and nocturnal gliding possum belonging to the marsupial infraclass. The common name refers to it...
View full detailsAegyptopithecus zeuxis was discovered in Egypt in the early 1900's. Aged at 33 million years old, Aegyptopithecus existed during the Oligocene epoc...
View full detailsThere are 11 species of tree squirrels found in North America. Tree squirrels, as their name suggests, are arboreal making their nests in hollowed ...
View full detailsThe lowland streaked tenrec is found in the tropical rainforest of northern and eastern Madagascar. This small mammal is named for its black and ye...
View full detailsThe grizzly bear is a subspecies of the North American brown bear. Grizzly bears are found throughout much of inland Alaska, portions of northern a...
View full detailsThe Fisher, an agile tree climber, tends to live a somewhat solitary existence. There is evidence that fishers hardly ever travel together, except ...
View full detailsThe black-footed ferret is considered the rarest mammal in North America. Historically, this once-plentiful species occurred throughout the Great P...
View full detailsThis primitive ray-finned fish can be found in most of the southeastern United States. Unlike other species of gar, when mature an alligator gar po...
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View full detailsSkulls Unlimited is proud to present our line of veterinary osteological models. This ever-growing selection of quality models is perfect for the p...
View full detailsThe blue wildebeest is a large antelope species native to southern Africa. Blue wildebeests are gregarious and form large herds which move about in...
View full detailsThe narwhal is found in the extreme northern Atlantic and Arctic oceans. This species possesses a long, spiraled tooth that projects like a horn a...
View full detailsThe impala is a herbivorous antelope native to southeastern Africa. This species grazes on a variety of grasses when available, but will switch to ...
View full detailsThe American beaver is the largest rodent found in North America. These aquatic herbivores make large dams of wood and mud to flood and create habi...
View full detailsThe australopithecines are only known to have existed in Africa; none has ever been found in Europe or Asia. They had ape-sized brains: their crani...
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