Real Human Femur - Pathology #Bonebox Presents with a crack in

Presents with a crack in front of left molar

Sakis (and other pitheciins) are able to eat fruit with very hard pericarps (the part surrounding the seed) to get at the nutritious seed

particularly for illustrating cranial structure

🦈 Scientific Name: Carcharodon carcharias

it serves as both an educational reference and a visually captivating decorative object

Real Human Femur - Pathology #Bonebox Presents with a crack inThis real human femur specimen displays significant pathological changes and surgical intervention, including severe bone alterations and medical hardware from previous surgery. The femoral head has been removed. This specimen offers valuable insight into bone disease and orthopedic treatment history. Ideal for educational study, anatomical reference, and osteology collections. We believe education is the greatest gift osteology can share and that