Replica Human Fetal Skull - 29 Weeks African Cape This sub-species' population has increased

This sub-species' population has increased since anti-poaching efforts and strict wildlife laws were enacted in the 1970's

The African Lion

It is a great tool for studying human pelvic anatomy

There are many features used to distinguish this sole specimen (KNM ER 1470) from both of these groups

The wolverine is the second largest living member of the Mustelidae family

Replica Human Fetal Skull - 29 Weeks African Cape This sub-species' population has increasedThis specimen was cast from a real human fetal skull. Estimated to be 29 weeks old, this skull exhibits characteristics of prenatal development. This specimen is an excellent aide when studying human fetal osteological development. Specifications: 1: 1 scale Polyurethane resin cast 1 part skull (jaw glued to cranium) Skull Length 7. 6 cm (3 in.) Skull Width 5. 7 cm (2. 2 in.) Skull Height 6. 4 cm (2. 5 in.) Product of Bone Clones