Coyote Molar Tooth Replica

Description

Coyote Molar Tooth Replica measures .9 inches. Canis latrans Molar Tooth Replica is museum-grade polyurethane resin cast of original specimen. Made in USA.

Accurate Coyote Molar Tooth Replica Shape

This 0.9-inch dental cast is produced directly from a museum-grade original specimen to ensure anatomical precision. Consequently, it shows the exact ridges and grinding surfaces that wild dogs use for processing food. Furthermore, this American-made resin piece provides a perfect look at the carnassial structure. In addition, it serves as a vital tool for any study on North American predators.

Vital Molar Cast for Bone Study

Because this specimen is built for the school and study market, the Coyote molar tooth replica remains a top choice for biology labs. Specifically, it acts as a tough, hands-on tool that replaces fragile real bones. Therefore, teachers can use this wild dog dental model to show how the teeth of Canis latrans differ from the gray wolf. Moreover, students can handle the piece safely during every lesson.

Research Grade Coyote Molar Tooth Replica

From vet labs to nature kits, this molar specimen helps with species ID. Additionally, its high detail meets the needs of college labs for diet research. Because coyotes hunt everything from mice to large prey, their teeth must be versatile. Finally, this durable professional-grade 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

To truly understand Canis latrans feeding ecology, you must compare the slicing molar (carnassial) with the gripping canine tooth. Purchase both to create a complete predator dentition study set.