🧠 Scientific Educational Anatomical Removable Instruction Review

The skull is definitely worth its price. I was concerned about how much a "quality" skull might cost, but it didn't let me down. It is clearly visible and does not smudge. Something about it: - Thick, weighted plastic. It doesn't look cheap - The skull is fixed with pins and magnet, the lower jaw is hinged with a spring - The numbering system is one-sided. former. marks only 1 mastoid process, not right and left. There are a few features that aren't labeled - definitely one exception and these…

I am a massage therapy teacher and this little gem of a skull has helped me a lot in learning about the bones of the skull and the bones of the face and other structures. Both the students and I LOVE the coloring of the different structures for easy understanding/viewing and the engraved names of the structures. Good heavy plastic, the lower jaw moves and the top of the skull separates easily from the bottom to look inside. (It's held together by two small magnets, one in front and one in back,

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,