
Human Skeleton Model, Half Size - Articulated Mandible - Rod Mounted - Incredible Detail for Anatomical Study, Part number AMCHA105 , Buy now from EiscoLab at Dawn Scientific.
This half size replica of a human skeleton is key to identifying the skeletal makeup of a human. Quality hardware allows for easy movement of major joints and the articulated mandible is removable for closer study of jaw and teeth. Arms and legs can be removed for storage and study. Model stands 34" tall and is mounted on a sturdy stand. Includes key card calling out features. Realistic textures and bony landmarks make this human skeleton replica an excellent tool for educational study, as well as for patient demonstrations. Made of durable, sturdy and washable plastisol polymer, this model will withstand long time use and handling.
Assembly required.
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