Real Human Cervical Vertebrae with Axis - Fused Rare Specimen This species is named for

This species is named for the honey it seeks

offering a rare look at cranial structure and internal bone anatomy

Length: 21

They became extinct around 10

is found throughout most of the oceans of the world and is considered to be the widest spread cetacean

Real Human Cervical Vertebrae with Axis - Fused Rare Specimen This species is named forThis real cervical vertebra specimen showcases natural pathological fusion, offering genuine educational value for anatomy students, medical professionals, and osteology enthusiasts. Sourced from retired physicians and accredited donor programs, this piece displays evidence of the biological processes that caused vertebral fusion, complete with natural discoloration that reflects its authentic history. Ideal for classroom instruction, research