Hip Bones (Coxal Bone)(llium is part of hip bone), right, Model, Human Bone, Plastic, used as a match for your existing Eisco disarticulated skeleton, or to allow students to compare general skeletal structure
Model Hip Joint 7 Part, right hip joint of a male with the individual muscles as well as the muscle origins and insertions on the femur and the hip bone, For educational purposes, areas of the muscles, presented in color, Weight: 1.9 kg, Dimensions : 18 x 32 x 18 cm
Model Hominid Tools from East Africa, 1.5-1.2 MYA, set of 6 Oldowan and Acheulean artifacts includes hand axes, choppers, a cleaver and spheroid tool from East Africa.
Model Homo Erectus Dmanisi Skull 3, 1.7 MYA, Dmanisi site in Georgia has yielded incredible hominin fossil finds of the species H. Erectus, adding further documentation to the presence of Homo existing outside of Africa, Size: 20.0L x 12.9W x 15.9H (cm)
Model Homo Habilis Knm-Er 1813 Cranium, 1.9 MYA, was discovered by K. Kimeu in 1973 at Koobi Fora, Kenya, and described by R. Leakey in Nature in 1973, Size: 17.1L x 11.8W x 11.6H (cm)
Model Homo Habilis Oh 24 Cranium, 1.8 MYA, was discovered by P. Nzube in 1968. This nearly complete but very badly crushed specimen constituted the oldest hominid found in Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania, Size: 18.3L x 11.6W x 10.1H (cm)
Model Homo Sapiens Cro-Magnon 1 Cranium, 30,000-32,000 YA, discovered by L. Lartet and H. Christy on a cliff in 1868 (during the construction of railway lines in Les-Eyzies, France), Size: 21L x 15.2W X 17H (cm)
Model Homo Sapiens Cro-Magnon 1 Skull, 30,000-32,000 YA, was discovered by L. Lartet and H. Christy on a cliff in 1868 (during the construction of railway lines in Les-Eyzies, France), Size: 21.1L x 15.4W x 18.6H (cm)
Model Human Adolescent Skull, features of race are of Asian, the totality of features is most with those of slightly gracile young male who has not yet fully developed his sexual characteristics & might be of a slightly robust female, Size: 19x14.2x20.1cm
Model, Human Cell, 40,000 Times Life-Size, represents an undifferentiated human cell at an enlargement, It shows the structure of the smallest unit of any living creature capable of independent life, Dimensions: 60 x 46 x 46 cm, weight: 22.2 kg
Model Human Child Skull with Dentition Exposed, right side of maxilla & jaw bone has been cut away, Two of the teeth are only visible after part of mandibular cortical bone has been removed, 2-part skull (separate cranium & jaw), Size: 16.4x12x15cm
Model Human Child Skull, 13-year-old, With exception of wisdom teeth, all permanent teeth are fully erupted & no deciduous dentition remains, apices of canines, premolars & second molars are approximately one-half to two-thirds closed, Size: 7x5x7in
Model Human Child Skull 15-month-old, contains 12 teeth in upper & lower jaws, anterior & posterior intra-occipital sutures are not fused, anterior fontanelle is open, posterior, sphenoidal & mastoidal fontanelle are closed, Size: 15.3x12.1X12cm
Model Human Child Skull, 10 teeth in maxillary & mandibular arcade, apices are formed on primary incisors, no visible tooth buds present at apices of primary molar, Crown formation on permanent incisors & first molar is 2/3 complete, Size: 15.9x11.5x14.3cm
Model Human Child Skull, root apices of permanent incisors & first molars are almost completely formed, spheno-occipital synchondrosis is open, anterior intra-occipital suture is closed, 2-part skull (jaw connected with hardware), Size: 18x12.6x17.1cm
This half-size relief model helps in understand the circulation of blood in body through brain, heart, lung, liver, spleen, kidneys and partial skeleton. Mounted on base. Numbered with key card.
Life size model showing nose, mouth cavity and pharynx, liver with gall bladder, pancreas and spleen. Transverse colon and front stomach wall are removable. Mounted on base. Numbered with Key Card
Enlarged approximately 4 times. The petros portion of the temporal bone section of the auditory canal are removable, with labyrinth can be taken out and opened. The tympanic membrane with malleus and incus can be removed in 5 parts.
Model Human Elderly European Male Skull (80 years old), Features of advanced age are limited to marked extra & intracranial suture closure, irregular bony exostosis & further suggested by edentulous nature of jaws, Size: 20.4x13.7x17.6cm
Model shows both sides of an eye, enlarged 5 x. One side of the model shows the eye socket with a sagittal cutaway and the background to the eye and the electron microscopic fine structure of the retina are shown separately.
Model Human Female American Indian Skull, Includes broad, flattened, forward-projecting zygomas, facial bones are vertically aligned with shallow nasal depression, moderate nasal spine, orthognathic jaw & vertical chin, Size: 18.5x14x18.8cm
Model Human Female Asian Economy Skull, Features no cranial sites for musculofascial attachment, a narrow ascending mandibular ramus, smooth nasion, sharp supraorbital margins & a rounded inferior border of mandible, Size: 17.1x12x16.5cm
Model Human Female Asian Skull, include a flat nasal root, an obtuse nasal angle, a somewhat rounded dental arcade in the upper jaw, mild to moderate prognathism and shovel-like incisors in the upper jaw, Size: 19.4L x 12.9W X 17.3H (cm)
Model Human Female Asian Skull, include moderate alveolar prognathism, flat nasal region, round/square anterior nasal aperture, lack of a nasal sill, no nasal gutter, round maxillary arcade, and short nasal spine, Size: 20.5L x 12.3W X 18.7H (cm)
Model Human Female European Skull, generally gracile, specimen is not definitively female, serve as a good discussion piece in a classroom setting for the diagnostic limitations in the determination of sex, Size: 19.2L x 12.6W x 19H (cm)
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