Comparison of longitudinal section of mammal metatarsal bones 005-1021047

Includes four longitudinal sections of the following mammal metatarsal bones: Horse, Cow, Pig, and Chicken. The longitudinal section makes it possible to clearly explain the stability of the bones and to allow conclusions about the animal's locomotion.

The Comparison of Longitudinal Section of Mammal Metatarsal Bones – Specimen 005-1021047 is an educational specimen designed to demonstrate the internal structure of mammalian metatarsal bones. By presenting longitudinal sections, this model allows students and researchers to study features such as cortical bone, marrow cavities, and overall bone architecture.

Ideal for veterinary schools, zoology courses, and comparative anatomy studies, this specimen highlights structural adaptations in mammal limb bones, supporting a deeper understanding of locomotion and skeletal function. Its durable design ensures repeated use in classrooms, labs, and research settings.

Key Features:

• Detailed longitudinal sections of mammalian metatarsal bones

• Shows internal bone structure, including cortex and marrow spaces

• Durable construction for long-term academic use

• Supports veterinary, zoology, and biology education

• Excellent for comparative anatomy and functional study of mammalian limbs

This specimen is a valuable teaching resource for exploring bone morphology and function, giving students and professionals an in-depth look at mammalian skeletal structure.

Dimensions: Approx. 30x40x4 cm³