Real Human Clavicle - Pathology Threskiornithidae shaggy head with a prominent

shaggy head with a prominent face and a distinctive cheek pad structure

the perpendicular plate of the palatine bone

This species is known to feed on berries

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Double-needle stitched collar

Real Human Clavicle - Pathology Threskiornithidae shaggy head with a prominentThis real human clavicle displays notable pathological changes, with irregular bone growth and surface texture visible along the shaft and toward the distal end. The characteristic S shaped curve of the clavicle is preserved, while the affected areas provide a clear example of how disease or stress can alter bone structure over time. A strong specimen for pathology study, osteology collections, or medical education, offering a hands on reference for