La Chapelle-aux-Saints Neanderthal Anthropological Skull Model

La Chapelle-aux-Saints Neanderthal Anthropological Skull ModelPlastic replica of a Homo (sapiens) neanderthalensis skull from early Europe, found in 1908 and believed to be 35,000 45,000 years old. This anthropological skull model (VP751 1 1001294) is beautifully cast from scientifically accurate copies of a Neanderthal skull which can be found at the Institute of Anthropology and Human Genetics for Biologists at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Germany. This unique skull which was found at La Chapelle

Mild sagittal keel and parietal bossing

Classic Semi-Glossy Prints: 45 x 60 cm

Life-size spine model with ribs

Life-size Canine Knee Model with femur

This 3-D cervical dilatation display uses ten models of the cervix as well as artwork to illustrate pelvic station and the baby's positioning in the birth canal

Additional components / replacement parts for the Keri manikin are available as follows

the secondary school anatomy collection includes the following products:

The front of the model also features the base of the penis

from the initial preconception stage through to six months after birth

ideal as a basic teaching aid

closed and separated for closer study

The Osteoporosis Spine Model is an accurate replica designed for comparing osteoporotic and normal thoracic vertebrae