Articulated Canine Skeleton for Veterinary Anatomy Study
The Canine Skeleton is an articulated anatomical model designed for detailed study of canine skeletal anatomy and joint movement. Measuring approximately 50 cm tall and 106 cm from nose to tail, the model provides a three-dimensional reference for examining the proportions and relationships of the canine skeletal system.
Major joints are connected with wires to allow movement, while the jaw is attached with springs at the jaw joint. This construction allows learners to examine both skeletal anatomy and joint function during instruction and demonstration.
Demonstrate Major Joint Movement
The hips, knees, tarsals, shoulders, elbows, and carpals are attached by wires, allowing movement of the major joints for anatomical demonstration and study.
Study Detailed Canine Foot Anatomy
The detailed foot anatomy includes clearly identifiable skeletal structures such as:
- Metacarpal bones
- Proximal phalanges
- Middle phalanges
- Distal phalanges
- Palmar sesamoid
Flexible Tail and Articulated Jaw
The tail provides some flexibility, allowing it to extend backward or bend underneath the body. The jaw is connected to the jaw joint with springs for movement during anatomical demonstration.
Canine Skeleton Key Features
- Approximately 50 cm tall and 106 cm from nose to tail
- Hips, knees, tarsals, shoulders, elbows, and carpals are wire-connected for joint movement
- Spring-mounted jaw allows movement at the jaw joint
- Detailed foot anatomy includes metacarpals, proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, and the palmar sesamoid
- Flexible tail can be extended backward or positioned beneath the body
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 35.83 x 20.47 x 8.66 in.
Weight: 11 lbs.
Additional Product Information
Articulated Joint Construction
The hips, knees, tarsals, shoulders, elbows, and carpals are connected with wires, allowing the major joints to move during anatomical demonstration.
Jaw and Tail Movement
The jaw is attached to the jaw joint with springs, while the tail offers enough flexibility to extend backward or bend underneath the body.
Warranty
This product includes a one-year warranty.
Articulated Canine Skeleton for Veterinary Anatomy Study
The Canine Skeleton is an articulated anatomical model designed for detailed study of canine skeletal anatomy and joint movement. Measuring approximately 50 cm tall and 106 cm from nose to tail, the model provides a three-dimensional reference for examining the proportions and relationships of the canine skeletal system.
Major joints are connected with wires to allow movement, while the jaw is attached with springs at the jaw joint. This construction allows learners to examine both skeletal anatomy and joint function during instruction and demonstration.
Demonstrate Major Joint Movement
The hips, knees, tarsals, shoulders, elbows, and carpals are attached by wires, allowing movement of the major joints for anatomical demonstration and study.
Study Detailed Canine Foot Anatomy
The detailed foot anatomy includes clearly identifiable skeletal structures such as:
- Metacarpal bones
- Proximal phalanges
- Middle phalanges
- Distal phalanges
- Palmar sesamoid
Flexible Tail and Articulated Jaw
The tail provides some flexibility, allowing it to extend backward or bend underneath the body. The jaw is connected to the jaw joint with springs for movement during anatomical demonstration.
Canine Skeleton Key Features
- Approximately 50 cm tall and 106 cm from nose to tail
- Hips, knees, tarsals, shoulders, elbows, and carpals are wire-connected for joint movement
- Spring-mounted jaw allows movement at the jaw joint
- Detailed foot anatomy includes metacarpals, proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, and the palmar sesamoid
- Flexible tail can be extended backward or positioned beneath the body
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 35.83 x 20.47 x 8.66 in.
Weight: 11 lbs.
Additional Product Information
Articulated Joint Construction
The hips, knees, tarsals, shoulders, elbows, and carpals are connected with wires, allowing the major joints to move during anatomical demonstration.
Jaw and Tail Movement
The jaw is attached to the jaw joint with springs, while the tail offers enough flexibility to extend backward or bend underneath the body.
Warranty
This product includes a one-year warranty.