Hippopotamus skull replicas designed for biology education, museum exhibits, and hands-on study. These museum-quality polyurethane resin casts replicate real Hippopotamus skull anatomy. Skull replicas feature a two-part separate cranium and jaw, allowing detailed examination of structure and function. Durable construction makes them ideal for classrooms, universities, science centers, Veterinarians and Zoological programs. Made in USA.
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Hippopotamus Skull Replica Model
$1,400.00This large aquatic herbivore can be aggressive when protecting its territory. The Hippopotamus contributes to more human deaths in Africa than lions, crocodiles, and venomous snakes combined.
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Hippopotamus Skeletal Foot Replica
$94.00Hippopotamus are bulky animals and can gallop at 19 mph on land but normally trot. They are incapable of jumping but can climb up steep banks. Despite being semiaquatic and…
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Hippopotamus Left Canine Tooth
$160.00This large aquatic herbivore can be aggressive when protecting its territory. The Hippopotamus contributes to more human deaths in Africa than lions, crocodiles, and venomous snakes combined.
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Pygmy Hippopotamus Female Skull
$363.00The Pygmy Hippopotamus Inhabits swamps and riparian areas. They are primarily nocturnal, spending the day sleeping in the forest and feeding on aquatic vegetation at night.
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Asian Hippopotamus Tooth Row
$30.00Unlike other hippos, the Asiatic hippopotamus has six front teeth (incisors) in each jaw instead of just four, in addition to the tusks. It has its eyes raised high on…
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Asian Hippopotamus Molar Tooth
$25.00Unlike other hippos, the Asiatic hippopotamus has six front teeth (incisors) in each jaw instead of just four, in addition to the tusks. It has its eyes raised high on…
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Desmostylus Molar Worn Replica
$34.00Recent isotope work indicates that Desmostylus more likely lived (or spent a large amount of time) in freshwater or estuary ecosystems foraging for aquatic freshwater plants.
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Desmostylus Tooth Unerupted Replica
$34.00Recent isotope work indicates that Desmostylus more likely lived (or spent a large amount of time) in freshwater or estuary ecosystems foraging for aquatic freshwater plants.