Real Human Mandible Osteolidays-Skeletons with species ranging from tiny

with species ranging from tiny geckos to large Komodo dragons

and long snouts

but strike a match

making them a dominant presence in their environment

native to the Galápagos Islands

Real Human Mandible Osteolidays-Skeletons with species ranging from tinyThis mandible has some damage to the front, with broken alveolar bone exposing the ridges between former tooth positions. Several teeth remain in place at the back on both sides, a few are not fully erupted. A useful teaching specimen for dental anthropology and forensic osteology, or a study piece for collectors interested in damage patterns and bone preservation. We believe education is the greatest gift osteology can share and that every human