Bone Clones, Inc.
Osteological Reproductions
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This model is particularly suitable for explanation of the pelvis development during growth.
The left and right hemispheres are separated, allowing for an interior view of the corpus callosum and cingulate gyrus, the hypothalamus, pons, and cerebellum.
The human brain in multiple frontal (coronal) sections offers an innovative way to study the structure of the brain.
An excellent example of an adolescent skeleton. The developing skeleton is very different from adult skeletons.
First class actual cast of a real human fetus skeleton in the 30th week of pregnancy. All parts have been reproduced and colored very carefully.
First class cast of a real human child skeleton. All Fissures and Foramen are reproduced carefully. The limbs are limited moveable.
First class actual cast of a male human adult in extraordinary high detail.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
The structures are carefully painted to improve the visibility and make the model look like a real skull.
Because of its high quality this skull is difficult to identify as a plastic replica.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
The structures are carefully painted to improve the visibility and make the model look like a real skull.
Because of its high quality this skull is difficult to identify as a plastic replica.
First class actual cast of a female human adult in extraordinary high detail.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
The structures are carefully painted to improve the visibility and make the model look like a real skull.
Because of its high quality this skull is difficult to identify as a plastic replica.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
The structures are carefully painted to improve the visibility and make the model look like a real skull.
Because of its high quality this skull is difficult to identify as a plastic replica.
First class actual cast of a female human adolescent in extraordinary high detail.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
The structures are carefully painted to improve the visibility and make the model look like a real skull.
Because of its high quality this skull is difficult to identify as a plastic replica.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
The structures are carefully painted to improve the visibility and make the model look like a real skull.
Because of its high quality this skull is difficult to identify as a plastic replica.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
First class actual cast of a 3 year old child in extraordinary high detail. This skull also shows numerous Wormian (sutural) bones found along the lambdoid suture. The epipteric bone, which is a Wormian bone found at the anatomical landmark known as the pterion is also shown.
Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
An excellent example of a condition in which the skull is abnormally long and narrow, as a result of premature closure of the sagittal suture, with heavy centers of ossification in the line of the suture.
First class actual cast of a 9 year old child in extraordinary high detail. Due to the very special production technology even smallest details are reproduced and the model looks and feels almost like a real human skull.
This disarticulated skull is from a full term (10 lunar months) fetus. It was part of a medical examiner‘s comparative pathology collection before going to the Maxwell Museum and is remarkable in its completeness. It was possible to reproduce every bone, small and large, in precise detail. A perfect specimen for study in forensic anthropology, physical anthropology and anatomy.
An innovative concept that adds a dynamic component to the study of hand and foot anatomy! Strategically built-in magnets help guide the assembly as students learn about the intricate features of the individual bones and their articulations. All but the medial/distal phalanges are completely separable in our unique Magnetic Hand.
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