Mammalian femur 005-1021065

e Mammalian Femur – Specimen 005-1021065 is a high-quality anatomical model of the femur, the longest and strongest bone in the mammalian body. Essential for supporting weight and enabling locomotion, the femur is a key focus in both veterinary and anatomical studies.

This specimen provides a detailed look at the femoral head, shaft, and distal articulations, making it ideal for studying joint function, skeletal adaptations, and comparative anatomy across mammalian species. Built for durability, it is well-suited for repeated handling in classrooms, veterinary schools, and research environments.

Key Features:

• Anatomical femur from a mammalian specimen

• Displays proximal and distal articulations, shaft, and femoral head

• Durable construction for long-term academic and research use

• Supports veterinary training, biology education, and comparative anatomy studies

• Compact model ideal for focused study or as part of a teaching collection

This mammalian femur specimen is a valuable resource for students, educators, and researchers, offering detailed insight into skeletal function and structure.