Human Female European 7 Piece Color-Coded Study Skull BC-224
$750.00

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Our 7 piece Color-Coded Study Skull is a unique and attractive addition to our line of skulls. It is designed specifically to teach the basic elements of the human skull. The skull is color-coded according to Frank H. Netter's human skull illustration in Atlas of Human Anatomy, 3rd Ed. (2003). Each bone is carefully hand-labeled. The excellent color coding system allows for clear distinction of parts. A custom display stand and Storage Case S-91 are available separately.

For an analysis report (PDF format), a copy of which will be sent with the purchase of this specimen, go to BC-224-Report. Should you have questions or comments regarding the report, please contact us at reports@boneclones.com.

Human Female European Skull Stand, S-BC-224 $35.00 Order This / View Your Cart Shown here is a typical stand having a metal base and rod with a resin cradle, coated with thin rubber to prevent scratching and damage to paint on skull. Please note that the cradle is custom made for each different specimen. Color and shape may vary from the sample shown.

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This skull is comparable to our Human Female European 7-Piece Study Skull (BC-219). It follows the same design of superb detail and manageability. It includes the traditional Calvarium Cut, and it also provides access to study through natural disarticulation of the skull's sutures. This allows one to explore significantly further than the conventional Calvarium-cut skull.

The 7 piece Color-Coded Study Skull is designed with removable bone groupings, so the skull's sphenoid, ethmoid, and Vomer can be disarticulated from the skull and examined thoroughly.

This adult female European skull is an astonishing casting example with clean detail and lifelike texture. It matches all of the features of the original skull and is not subject to international regulations governing human subjects, sourcing, and donor authorization. This skull is part of a series of medical anatomy skulls developed with top researchers and teaching professionals.

Reference:

Netter, F.H. (2003) Atlas of Human Anatomy, 3rd Ed. Teterboro, NJ: Icon Learning Systems.