Coyote Canine Tooth Replica

Description

Coyote Canine Tooth Replica measures 1.7 inches. Canis latrans Tooth Replica is museum-grage polyurethane resin cast from original specimen. Made in USA.

Accurate Canis latrans Tooth Shape

We cast this 1.7-inch Coyote canine tooth replica directly from a real bone specimen. Consequently, it shows the exact curve and sharp point of the teeth wild dogs use for gripping. Furthermore, this model provides a great way to see how these animals hunt in the wild. In addition, it serves as a perfect visual aid for any predator study.

Vital Tool for Bone Study

Because we made this for the school and study market, this dental cast remains a top choice for biology classes. Specifically, it acts as a tough, hands-on tool that replaces fragile real bones. Therefore, teachers can use it to show how the teeth of North American wild animals work and grow. Moreover, students can handle the piece without fear of damage.

Research and Teaching Uses

From vet labs to nature kits, this predator fang model helps with species ID. Additionally, its high detail meets the needs of college labs and bone research. Because it features durable materials, it will last through years of use in the classroom. Finally, this replica remains a trusted choice for any professional osteology collection.

Scientific Classification:

• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Chordata
• Class: Mammalia
• Order: Carnivora
• Family: Canidae
• Genus: Canis
• Species: C. latrans
• Binomial name: Canis latrans Say, 1823
• Conservation status: Least concern

While a single canine tooth demonstrates predatory adaptation, the Coyote Male Skull Replica provides the complete context of Canis latrans cranial morphology, including the zygomatic arch, sagittal crest, and full dental formula.