August 2016 Newsletter
NEW PRODUCTS: Golden Eagle and Bald Eagle Skeletons, Human Male Cranium with Sharp Force Trauma, Bonobo Life Casts - Hand and Foot
FEATURED PRODUCTS: 6 Chimpanzee Skulls available for comparative study
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August - Be sure to check out our New Products category... we continually add specimens in all categories. Since our last announcement, we have added two large raptor skeletons: Bald Eagle and Golden Eagle. Articulated in characteristic positions, perched and reaching for prey, and also available disarticulated. Together with our Harpy Eagle, these skeletons show off these powerful apex predators.
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Human Male Cranium with Sharp Force Trauma An excellent example of perimortem trauma, probably caused by a sharp, rectangular object, resulting in several puncture wounds. This cranium is an excellent example specimen for anthropology programs focused on paleopathology, archaeology, or forensics. A calvarium cut was added to allow both an external and internal view of the wounds and how they affected both the inner and outer table of the cranium. Magnetic closure.
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New Life Casts: Bonobo Foot and Hand Our newest additions to our already extensive selection of hand and foot life casts from old world monkeys, apes, and humans, including chimpanzee specimens, for comparison.
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Chimpanzee
We offer 6 full-sized (1:1 scale) chimpanzee skulls, including: Fetal, Infant, Juvenile, Adult Male, Adult Female, and Adult Male with Calvarium Cut. These specimens offer the ability to compare differences in age and sex with Pan troglodytes and would be a useful addition to comparative primatology and zoological comparative anatomy courses.
Until next time...
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