Real Research Quality Human Skeleton - Disarticulated dogs and slow-moving rivers

and slow-moving rivers

The phororhacos had a large curved beak that could easily trap prey and snap through flesh and bone

Wood Base 109

8 m) wide bat rays are able to live in fresh

Stand Base Diameter 50

Real Research Quality Human Skeleton - Disarticulated dogs and slow-moving riversSkulls Unlimited is proud to offer real research quality human skulls and skeletons. Every specimen is meticulously prepared in our laboratories with great care and dignity. This attention to detail results in the highest quality human material available for medical research and educational needs. Specifications: 62 year old Caucasian female Contains 0 teeth Several diseased and repaired ribs Disease in spine Thoracic vertebrae T9 and T10 are fused