Medically prepared human disarticulated skull bones The colour and patina of

The colour and patina of the bones show that this is an old example

All the teeth are still present in the jaw

This species is a large member of the Auk family with circumpolar distribution of the sub-species in the Northern waters

Great looking cleaned and articulated catfish skeleton

They breed in huge colonies with a density of up to 20 pairs on one square metre of rock

Medically prepared human disarticulated skull bones The colour and patina ofThese bones were part of a collection from a medical school museum. This is a collection of disarticulated skull bones comprising of the frontal, two parietals (both left) and a sphenoid. The parietals still have the medical school collection number on them. All the bones have a very pale white colour which would suggest that they were prepared in the second half of the last century.