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All items sold on this website are replicas and are 1:1 scale unless stated otherwise. All Bone Clones® products are made in the USA. No real/natural bone is available on this site.
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Woolly Mammoth Skull
BC-159 $5,733.00
(Stand Sold Separately)
Special handling fees will be applied to this order. We will contact you with the amount prior to shipping.
This item is a cast replica made of polyurethane resin. We do not sell any real/natural bone, tusk, horn or ivory material.
Mammoths belong to the order Proboscidea, which also includes the American mastodon and the African and Indian elephant. The larger species of mammoth, which appeared about 4 MYA, became extinct about 10,000 years ago, while some of the smaller species existed until about 4,000 years ago. The specimen here is a woolly mammoth discovered in Alaska. The woolly mammoth is well-studied, as several well-preserved specimens have been found; it also appears in cave paintings. The woolly mammoth was similar in size and height to the Indian elephant but had a distinctive slope to its back as a result of its relatively shorter hind legs. Its long thick black hair and underwool give rise to its name. Its tusks, which they may have used to dig through the snow to get to vegetation, measured up to 13 feet and are actually very long incisors that continued to grow throughout the mammoth's life. Its teeth also appear to have been specially adapted to the frozen tundra, with a greater number of plates and a higher crown than the teeth of other mammoths. Chosen for its quality and size, our specimen was probably a female. The smaller size makes it more manageable for teaching as well as exhibits. We are grateful to the Babiarz Institute of Paleontological Studies for the opportunity to cast this individual. The tusks are also available individually and as a pair. Please see below. A custom display stand is available separately below.
Jaw available individually as well, please inquire.
Scientific Name | Catalogue # | Size | Price |
Mammuthus primigenius | BC-159 | 28" L x 19" W x 31" H 7 ½' tusks (along curve) | $5,733.00 |
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