Real American Alligator Skeleton - Disarticulated - Impaired Inventory Updated 417 They are highly social animals

They are highly social animals and live in packs of between 6 and 20 individuals

The general morphology of the individual visible cranial bones is within normal limits

Deinonychus antirrhopus

oil and skins as well as competition from commercial fishing has lead to a drastic reduction in the population of this species

or decorative displays

Real American Alligator Skeleton - Disarticulated - Impaired Inventory Updated 417 They are highly social animalsThis real disarticulated American alligator skeleton specimen showcases the reptile's broad snout, armored structure, and robust build that made it an efficient swimmer and formidable predator. This specimen presents with damage to the occipital bone and the back of the skull, as well as one broken cervical vertebra. Perfect for students, educators, and natural history enthusiasts seeking an authentic look at alligator skeletal anatomy. The American