Replica Human Child Skull - 6-year-old with Exposed Dentition BK-020 Average Greatest Width 45 cm

Average Greatest Width 45 cm (17

To cope with arid conditions the kookaburra does not drink and can survive on the moisture it receives from its prey

wedge-shaped heads

The Galapagos land iguana was formerly widely distributed throughout the island chain but numbers are now greatly reduced due to introduction of invasive predator species and over hunting and collecting

it is most often considered a member of the Homo habilis species

Replica Human Child Skull - 6-year-old with Exposed Dentition BK-020 Average Greatest Width 45 cmAn excellent example of an approximately 6 year old skull. All the deciduous (baby teeth) are present in the upper and lower jaws. The alveolar bone overlying both maxillae and mandible has been dissected away, revealing deciduous tooth root morphology and development of permanent dentition. The anterior, posterior, sphenoidal and mastoidal fontanelles are all closed. The spheno occipital synchondrosis and the calvarial sutures are open. By removing