Human: Complete Skeletons / Spines
Human Fetal Skeleton, Articulated Rigid
Homo sapiens
Human Fetal Skeleton, Articulated Rigid
Please note: This skeleton is completely rigid. The limbs do not move. For a flexible version of this skeleton, see SC-226-A.
An excellent detailed human fetal skeleton (stand and base included). The determination of age of the developing human skeleton is not simply a mathematical exercise whereby analysts plug measurements into equations to come to estimated ages. It is in fact a laborious effort requiring painstaking evaluation of all bony elements in the context of developmental anatomy. The average body length measurements of this skeleton suggest an age of 8.5 to 9 months, but developmental (nonmetric) osteologic features are most suggestive of 7 to 7.5. It is not possible to reliably differentiate male and female fetal, infant and young child skeletal remains.
Stand and Base Included
15 1/2" tall / 39.4 cm
An excellent detailed human fetal skeleton (stand and base included). The determination of age of the developing human skeleton is not simply a mathematical exercise whereby analysts plug measurements into equations to come to estimated ages. It is in fact a laborious effort requiring painstaking evaluation of all bony elements in the context of developmental anatomy. The average body length measurements of this skeleton suggest an age of 8.5 to 9 months, but developmental (nonmetric) osteologic features are most suggestive of 7 to 7.5. It is not possible to reliably differentiate male and female fetal, infant and young child skeletal remains.
Stand and Base Included
15 1/2" tall / 39.4 cm
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