Coyote Male Skull Replica
$89.00
Study canine osteology with this male Coyote skull replica. An accurate Canis latrans cranium ideal for veterinary students and forensic researchers.
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Description
Coyote Male Skull Replica measures 6.7L x 4.0W x 3.5H in. This Canis latrans cast is a museum-grade polyurethane resin replica of an original specimen. 2-part skull (separate cranium and mandible). Made in USA.
Accurate Coyote Male Skull Replica Details
This professional bone replica features a high-fidelity cast taken directly from a mature Canis latrans specimen. Consequently, it shows the exact zygomatic width and sagittal crest development found in adult males. Furthermore, it provides a perfect look at the specialized anatomy used for North American predator survival. In addition, it serves as a vital tool for any study on mammalian osteology.
Why Use a Coyote Male Skull Replica for Study?
Educators frequently choose this 2-part bone cast for biology labs because it survives heavy classroom use. Specifically, it acts as a tough, hands-on tool that replaces fragile real bones. Therefore, teachers can use this canid skeletal specimen to show how the teeth and jaw of wild dogs differ from domestic breeds. Moreover, students can handle the piece safely during every anatomy lesson.
Research Grade Coyote Male Skull Replica Performance
Wildlife researchers rely on the Coyote male skull replica for species-specific morphological and behavior studies. Additionally, its high detail meets the needs of college labs for comparative biomechanics and forensic odontology. Because coyotes travel across diverse terrain, their skull structure reflects high-level environmental adaptation. Finally, this durable professional-grade replica remains a trusted choice for any professional 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
Advanced Resources for Mammalian Morphology and Neurology
Mapping the internal cavities of this predator skull cast allows researchers to visualize the precise placement of the neural system. Specifically, seating our Canis latrans Brain Replica within the cranium provides a three-dimensional view of how the species processes sensory input. Moreover, this pairing transforms a standard osteology specimen into a high-level neurological study tool.
Additional information
| Weight | 3.0 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 6.7 × 4.0 × 3.5 in |
