Mammalian humerus 005-1021066

The Mammalian Humerus – Specimen 005-1021066 is a precise anatomical specimen of the upper forelimb bone in mammals. As a critical component of the appendicular skeleton, the humerus connects the shoulder to the forelimb, supporting movement, weight-bearing, and muscular attachment.

This specimen clearly displays structural features such as the humeral head, shaft, and distal articulations, making it ideal for studying joint function, skeletal adaptations, and comparative anatomy across mammalian species. Constructed for durability, it is designed for long-term use in veterinary schools, biology classrooms, and research applications.

Key Features:

• Anatomical humerus from a mammalian specimen

• Shows proximal head, shaft, and distal articulations

• Durable construction for repeated academic and research use

• Valuable for veterinary training, biology education, and comparative anatomy studies

• Compact model, perfect for focused study or teaching collections

This mammalian humerus specimen is a practical and reliable resource for exploring limb anatomy and function, providing students and professionals with detailed insight into mammalian skeletal structure.