Orangutan Skull Male (Pongo Pygmaeus) Anatomical Model

Perfect for use in osteological or comparative studies, the Orangutan Skull Male (Pongo Pygmaeus) Anatomical Model is a high quality skull model with an outstanding level of realism. Cast from the original orangutan skull from the Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum in Frankfurt am Main, it is a fantastic teaching resource for use in anatomical lessons.

Who Can Benefit from the Anatomical Orangutan Skull Model?

The Anatomical Orangutan Skull Model is a beautifully formed casting of the orangutan skull found in the Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum in Frankfurt. The casting clearly shows much of the anatomical detail found on the original specimen, and can therefore function as an effective stand-in for educational study. It is a great tool for use in osteological, comparative and mammalogy studies, as well as other anatomy-based disciplines.

How Durable Is the Anatomical Orangutan Skull Model?

Comprised of incredibly durable, 'unbreakable' plastic, this anatomical skull model is not nearly as fragile as it has been crafted to appear. You can therefore rest easy knowing it is strong enough to withstand multiple demonstrations and lectures, and can even be safely passed around a classroom.

Key Features and Benefits

• Amazingly realistic orangutan skull model
• Features a high level of anatomical accuracy and detail
• Cast from the original orangutan skull of notable institutions
• Made from hardwearing unbreakable plastic
• Facial characteristics are very well-defined

Technical Specifications

• Weight: 0.95kg
• Dimensions: 22 x 16 x 18cm