Red Deer skull (Cervus elaphus), male 005-1021014

The Red Deer Skull (Cervus elaphus), Male – Specimen 005-1021014 is a finely detailed anatomical specimen showcasing the cranial structure of one of Europe’s largest deer species. Featuring the characteristic antlers of the male red deer, this skull model is an invaluable resource for veterinary education, zoology courses, and comparative anatomy studies.

Key skeletal features such as the mandible, maxilla, orbital cavities, and cranial sutures are clearly represented, offering students and researchers an in-depth look at cervid anatomy. Its robust construction ensures long-lasting use in classrooms, labs, or museum displays.

Key Features:

• Authentic representation of Cervus elaphus (male red deer) skull

• Includes detailed cranial features and antlers

• Durable construction for repeated educational and research use

• Suitable for zoology, veterinary training, and comparative anatomy

• Excellent for teaching collections, museum exhibits, and display

This male red deer skull specimen is a valuable teaching and research model, ideal for exploring the distinctive skeletal adaptations and cranial structure of large cervids.