Real Human Partial Mandible - Painted 144 contributing to seed dispersal and

contributing to seed dispersal and maintaining the balance of plant populations

Domesticated by the Incas nearly 5000 years ago

four-legged mammal

Also called the rufous bettong

Real Human Partial Mandible - Painted 144 contributing to seed dispersal andThis mandible has been painted as an anatomy teaching specimen, with muscle attachment sites marked in red and blue and labeled in abbreviated Latin (Temporalis, Pterygoid, Mylo hyoideus, and others). A small metal fastener sits near the ramus. Several teeth remain at the back, while the anterior shows damage with exposed tooth roots. A useful specimen for anatomy or dentistry education, and a striking piece for collectors of medical teaching aids. We