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This is a real collection of Texas Longhorn (Bos taurus) teeth, comprising multiple specimens in varying sizes. The set illustrates the characteris...
View full detailsThis is a real emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) skull from an adolescent individual. The specimen displays the characteristic elongated, flat beak of...
View full detailsThis is a real emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) skull from an adolescent individual. The specimen displays the characteristic elongated, flat beak of...
View full detailsThis is a real bonnethead shark (Sphyrna tiburo) skull, a member of the hammerhead family distinguished by its shovel-shaped cephalofoil. The speci...
View full detailsThis is a real gray wolf (Canis lupus) skull exhibiting a notable pathological condition. The specimen displays irregular bone remodeling consisten...
View full detailsThis set of three partial human mandibles displays varying states of dentition and preservation, including specimens with intact posterior teeth, v...
View full detailsThis set of three partial human mandibles displays a range of preservation states, offering excellent comparative study material. Each specimen exh...
View full detailsThis mandible has been painted as an anatomy teaching specimen, with muscle attachment sites marked in red and blue and labeled in abbreviated Lat...
View full detailsThis mandible's outer wall is missing along one side, exposing the alveolar interior with both erupted teeth above and a row of developing teeth w...
View full detailsThis mandible has some possible damage, with removed bone exposing the interior. Several small tooth-like structures are visible within the openin...
View full detailsThis mandible has some damage to the front, with broken alveolar bone exposing the ridges between former tooth positions. Several teeth remain in ...
View full detailsThis partial mandible is damaged and missing sections. Unerupted teeth remain visible toward the back of the jaw, which may suggest a younger indi...
View full detailsCollection of three authentic snake ribs featuring natural fused bone growth along the shaft of each rib. These unusual specimens display distinct ...
View full detailsAuthentic young wolf skull featuring developing dentition and visible pathology along the top of the cranium. This specimen displays natural tooth ...
View full detailsAuthentic human mandible from a younger individual, displaying developing dentition, open tooth sockets, and naturally exposed internal bone struc...
View full detailsAuthentic human mandible featuring visible restoration work and two unerupted teeth preserved beneath the bone surface. The specimen displays natu...
View full detailsThis assorted collection of real snake vertebrae features a variety of naturally cleaned spinal elements with intricate structure and unique anatom...
View full detailsThis real turtle carapace showcases the natural structure and scute patterning of the upper shell, with preserved anatomical detail and organic tex...
View full detailsThis real rattlesnake rattle is preserved within a clear plastic floating display for easy viewing and presentation. The specimen showcases the nat...
View full detailsThe potbellied pig is a small domestic breed originally from Vietnam, recognized for its rounded belly, short legs, and upright ears. Typically bla...
View full detailsThis set includes three real human partial mandible sections displaying natural anatomical structure, tooth placement, and jaw morphology. Each pi...
View full detailsWe believe education is the greatest gift osteology can share and that every human specimen can contribute to the advancement of science. These s...
View full detailsThis real human child occipital bone has been preserved for anatomical study and display. The specimen features visible cranial sutures, natural b...
View full detailsThis real human atlas and axis specimen features the first two cervical vertebrae (C1 and C2), prepared as an articulated anatomical teaching spec...
View full detailsThis real human sphenoid bone is a centrally located cranial element that plays a critical role in the structure of the skull. Often described as ...
View full detailsThis disarticulated human spine includes 24 vertebrae. Each vertebra displays natural anatomical detail, including spinous processes, verte...
View full detailsThis real human clavicle displays notable pathological changes, with irregular bone growth and surface texture visible along the shaft and toward ...
View full detailsThis real human phalange (finger bone) exhibits clear pathological changes, with visible irregular bone growth and surface alteration around the j...
View full detailsThis real human cranial specimen features a fused parietal and temporal bone, showcasing the natural articulation and suture integration between t...
View full detailsThis real monitor lizard skull features a lightweight, open structure with slender bone formations, large eye openings, and numerous sharp teeth. I...
View full detailsThis real juvenile pig skull features developing dentition, including small, sharp teeth and emerging tooth structures within the jaw. The bone dis...
View full detailsThis adolescent pig skull showcases the natural coloring characteristic of a young specimen, with subtle variations that reflect its developmental ...
View full detailsThis real human mandible is mounted on a display stand, presenting the lower jaw in a clean, stable format for viewing. The piece shows natural bo...
View full detailsThis real human frontal bone is mounted on a display stand, showcasing the smooth curvature of the forehead and the superior margins of the eye or...
View full detailsThis real human vertebrae segment is mounted on a display stand and features multiple stacked vertebrae with preserved intervertebral discs. The p...
View full detailsThis real human spine includes an articulated vertebral column with the sacrum attached, displaying the natural curvature and alignment of...
View full detailsThis real human partial mandible is mounted on a display stand, offering a clear view of the lower jaw’s structure and form. The specimen highligh...
View full detailsThis adolescent pig skull highlights the transitional dentition and developing cranial structure typical of a young specimen. The teeth show a mix ...
View full detailsThis real human fibula features hand-painted muscle attachment markings to aid in anatomical study. The labeled regions highlight key muscle group...
View full detailsWe believe education is the greatest gift osteology can share and that every human specimen can contribute to the advancement of science. These s...
View full detailsThis real human upper limb specimen includes the humerus, radius, and ulna, with hand-painted muscle attachment labels to support detailed anatomi...
View full detailsThis real human lower limb specimen features the tibia and fibula with hand-painted muscle attachment labels for anatomical study. Key structures ...
View full detailsThis replica rock hyrax skull captures the distinctive anatomy of this small mammal, known for its unique dentition and surprisingly tusk-like inci...
View full detailsReal human mandible (lower jaw) specimen mounted on a display stand, showcasing natural bone structure and dentition. This piece highlights the fo...
View full detailsAssorted reptile skull specimens featuring lightweight, delicate bone structure and elongated jaw formations characteristic of small reptiles. Thes...
View full detailsThe wolf is a canine native to the wilderness and remote areas of Eurasia and North America. It is distinguished from other Canis species by its la...
View full detailsNew World monkeys are primates native to Central and South America, distinguished by their flat noses, wide-spaced nostrils, and often prehensile t...
View full detailsAll dogs, wild and domestic, are direct descendants of wolves. Dogs have been bred as pets and companions for thousands of years with the earliest ...
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