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This specimen is perfectly preserved in clear acrylic resin. It would make an ideal study piece or decorative display!Specifications:Small -1. x1.8...
View full detailsThis real dissected human skull features anatomical cuts designed for serious study and examination. The calvarium has been separated with a sprin...
View full detailsThe vertebral column consists of an atlas (composed of two vertebrae) without ribs; numerous precaudal vertebrae, all of which, except the first or...
View full detailsThe American marten, a solitary and nocturnal member of the Mustelidae family, is found in the northern most parts of the United States, through mo...
View full detailsThis dissected half-skull features detailed anatomical exposures of the orbit, nasal cavity, and sinus structures, along with original mounting ha...
View full detailsA clear acrylic display piece featuring a real black scorpion preserved inside, creating a striking natural specimen encased in durable resin. Idea...
View full detailsThe domestic dog is believed to be a direct descendant from modern wolves. Dogs have been bred as pets for thousands of years with the earliest kno...
View full detailsThis authentic human partial mandible features five intact teeth and well-preserved anatomical detail. Mounted on a smooth hardwood base with a me...
View full detailsThe domestic pig is a highly intelligent and social animal descended from the wild boar. Pigs are omnivores with a strong sense of smell and are ra...
View full detailsPeruvian bound skulls, also known as "trophy heads," are human skulls that were deformed during life as a part of a cultural practice in certain i...
View full detailsThis is a real Grant's gazelle skull sourced from East Africa, ideal for comparative anatomy, museum display, or advanced biological education. The...
View full detailsShrews are small, mostly insectivorous mammals that comprise about 6.5% of all mammal species. There are 32 species of shrews found in North Americ...
View full detailsStingrays, named for their barbed, venomous tail spine, have teeth that enable them to crush and eat invertebrates such as clams, mussels, and oyst...
View full detailsKangaroo rats are unique in that nature has provided them with the ability to survive with little water. Though they range in size all can be recog...
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 detailsThis genuine human partial skull section is mounted on a sturdy wooden base for clear viewing and study. The specimen includes 10 natural teeth an...
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 sp...
View full detailsGraphium Sarpedon, the common bluebottle or blue triangle in Australia, is a species of the swallowtail butterfly, that is found in South and South...
View full detailsArctodus simus (Cope-1897), which is more closely related to the Andean Bears, Tremarctos than to Ursus, have been found in several locations from ...
View full detailsThis authentic human cranial fragment features the occipital region with clear anatomical detail and natural texture. Mounted on a polished wooden...
View full detailsPolar Bears are marine mammals and the largest land carnivore in the world. They are the only exclusively carnivorous bear in the world, feeding pr...
View full detailsThis authentic cranial fragment displays detailed internal bone structure with natural coloration and weathering throughout. Mounted securely on a...
View full detailsThe domestic turkey originated from the native North American species, the Eastern turkey. The turkey is classified as an omnivore due to the occas...
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...
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