Review on 🧠 Scientific Educational Anatomical Removable Instruction by Aaron Shaw

Good: the skull is well built, the numbers are clearly visible and do not wear out, the jaw articulates well. Areas for Improvement: - Marker numbers can complicate classification (process, foramen, whole bone?). I bought markers and color coded the numbers for different types of landmarks. The biggest problem is the number of landmarks; There's a decent amount of landmarks, but some are also missing - even some of the holes and channels pictured and numbered aren't real inlet and outlet holes, so you can't follow them to get a full 3D understanding of your path. This is fine for a lower-level college anatomy course, but not very useful if you're studying in grad school or medical school.