"Paleontology+Models"

Easy To Learn I.M Positioning For Injection

View minute, fossilized life forms

This flexible skeleton can copy almost any human movement. Once bent, he will remain in that position, to show correct and incorrect postures as well as any pathological misalignments. All skull movements can be shown on the head joints.

This true-to-life anatomical replica of the vertebral column of a child of about 5 years old is especially interesting for those working in the areas of anatomy, pediatrics, orthopedics and pediatric radiology.

Large Magnetic Parts for Easy Demonstration

Fully equipped systems to perform a multitude of demonstrations.

This life-size human torso is an excellent tool for anatomy studies.

With only a few simple changes to the basic body structure, this life-size, combination torso makes it easy to teach male and female anatomy.

Genetic Dice are designed to model the allelic frequency found in the human ABO blood group system (based on common types found in North America), and to demonstrate how blood types are determined.

1.5 to 2 MYA. The Australopithecus (Paranthropus) robustus Skull SK-48 was discovered by Fourie in Swartkrans, South Africa in 1950 and described by R. Broom in 1952.

Extremely Accurate Representations Of Muscle Origins And Insertions

A Large Number of Materials at an Economical Price

Complete Sets for Students and Teacher

Life-Sized Model With A Realistic Feel

Life size adult female human torso torso featuring an open back for in depth anatomical studies.

This arm musculature is an economical, compact version of appendage.