| Animal Skeletons - The appearance and detail of our Animal Skeletons is so realistic and the material so durable that our replicas offer a viable alternative to natural bone, whether for museum displays, instruction of animal osteology, or private collections. Our growing selection of Animal Skeletons includes several Great Apes and Lesser Primates, such as the Gorilla, Chimpanzee, Bonobo, Mandrill Baboon, Siamang, Weeping Capuchin, Rhesus Macaque, and Vervet. Other Bone Clones® Animal Skeletons are the Harpy Eagle, Komodo Dragon, Platypus, Horse, Flying Lemur, Manatee, Goliath Frog and Kiwi. We also produce skeletons of a few fascinating extinct species: the Elephant Bird, Sabertooth Cat (Smilodon and Xenosmilus) and Short-faced Bear. We offer all of our skeletons in articulated or disarticulated versions. We offer custom assembly, partial skeletons, sets of postcranial parts, and individual bones of all of the skeletons we produce. If you do not see what you are looking for, please inquire. |
 Catalog # | Product Name | Description |
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 SC-002-A | Articulated Orangutan Skeleton | From a male Sumatran Orangutan, with an impressive sagittal crest. This species is larger than the Borneo Orangutan. The Malay word "orangutan" means "forest person"... |
 SC-002-D | Disarticulated Orangutan Skeleton | From a male Sumatran Orangutan, with an impressive sagittal crest. This species is larger than the Borneo Orangutan. The Malay word "orangutan" means "forest person"... |
 SC-003-A | Articulated Chimpanzee Skeleton | This Chimpanzee specimen is a particularly large male. Chimpanzees are our closest living relatives, our genetic ties being far closer than those that chimps share with gorillas. We share 96 to 99.5% of our genetic material... |
 SC-003-BP | Articulated Bipedal Chimpanzee Skeleton with Stand | Our impressive Chimp skeleton mounted in the bipedal stance measures 4'2" (4'9" with the base)... |
 SC-003-D | Chimpanzee Skeleton, disarticulated | Disarticulated Chimpanzee Skeleton SC-003-D. Sho ... |
 SC-010-A | Articulated Mandrill Baboon Skeleton | Found in west central Africa in the countries of Congo, Gabon and the Cameroons, the Mandrill Baboon is at home in the rainforests. Although they are true quadrupeds, their opposable thumb and flexible clavicles allow them to be at home in the trees... |
 SC-010-D | Disarticulated Mandrill Baboon Skeleton | Found in west central Africa in the countries of Congo, Gabon and the Cameroons, the Mandrill Baboon is at home in the rainforests. Although they are true quadrupeds, their opposable thumb and flexible clavicles allow them to be at home in the trees... |
 SC-018A-A | Sabertooth Cat Smilodon Articulated Skeleton, Antique Finish | A full skeleton of the majestic Sabertooth Cat (Smilodon fatalis) from the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles. Each bone - 231 pieces in all - was individually and meticulously molded by us... |
 SC-018A-D | Sabertooth Cat Smilodon Disarticulated Skeleton, Antique | A full skeleton of the majestic Sabertooth Cat (Smilodon fatalis) from the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles. Each bone - 231 pieces in all - was individually and meticulously molded by us... |
 SC-018T-A | Sabertooth Cat Smilodon Articulated Skeleton, Tarpit Finish | This skeleton of the majestic Sabertooth Cat (Smilodon fatalis) from the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles is available both articulated and disarticulated, completely ready for assembly... |
 SC-018T-D | Sabertooth Cat Smilodon Disarticulated Skeleton, Tarpit Finish | This skeleton of the majestic Sabertooth Cat (Smilodon fatalis) from the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles is available both articulated and disarticulated, completely ready for assembly... |
 SC-018-A-TX | Sabertooth Cat Smilodon Thorax Assembly, Antique | This assembled combination of the sternum and costal cartilages was produced by Bone Clones to assist those who want to assemble our disarticulated skeleton from scratch... |
 SC-018-T-TX | Sabertooth Cat Smilodon Thorax Assembly, Tarpit | This assembled combination of the sternum and costal cartilages was produced by Bone Clones to assist those who want to assemble our disarticulated skeleton from scratch... |
 SC-026-A | Articulated Duck-Billed Platypus Skeleton | A platypus skull is broad and flat. It has a flexible bill covered with a thin membrane of skin that contains electro-sensitive cells... |
 SC-026-D | Disarticulated Duck-Billed Platypus Skeleton | Partly articulated as seen. All parts are stained and painted to match the original skeleton. Known as the Duck-Billed Platypus, it is perhaps the strangest animal known. It lays eggs, yet suckles its young... |
 SC-027-A | Articulated Komodo Dragon Skeleton | The largest lizard living today, this specimen was over 10 feet long when alive. The articulated skeleton measures just 4 inches short of 10 feet... |
 SC-027-D | Disarticulated Komodo Dragon Skeleton | Partially articulated. This Komodo Dragon skeleton is tooled, painted and completely ready for assembly. The feet, skull and 5 sections of tail are articulated, all other bones are individual, as shown... |
 SC-028-A | Articulated Gorilla Skeleton | The Silverback Lowland Gorilla Skeleton is cast from a very large male specimen. The largest primate, Gorillas spend most of their day eating to support their large mass... |
 SC-028-BP | Articulated Bipedal Gorilla Skeleton with Stand | Our impressive Gorilla skeleton mounted in the bipedal stance measures 5' 9" tall (6'1" with the base)... |
 SC-028-D | Disarticulated Gorilla Skeleton | From a male Silverback Lowland Gorilla. This completely disarticulated skeleton includes over 180 pieces which have been individually cast, expertly finished and are ready for assembly... |
 SC-034-A | Giraffe Skull and Neck Vertebrae with Stand | The Skull and neck are available with just the stand as shown... |
 SC-034-AB | Giraffe Skull and Neck Vertebrae with Stand and Base | Recognized the world over by their long necks, long legs and distinctive coloration, giraffes can stand over 18 feet tall and weigh over 4200 pounds... |
 SC-034-D | Disarticulated Giraffe Skull and Neck Vertebrae | The skull and vertebrae come disarticulated. The base and stand can be purchased separately later if you like... |
 SC-043-A | Articulated Harpy Eagle Skeleton | This magnificent female harpy eagle was shot by poachers in her native habitat. She initially survived her devastating wounds and despite prolonged and intensive efforts to save her, she succumbed to the resulting long-standing infection a few years later... |
 SC-043-D | Disarticulated Harpy Eagle Skeleton | Harpy eagles are the heaviest of the world's raptors. Females may achieve weights of up to 18 pounds. They are equipped with short, broad wings in order to rapidly shift their massive bodies as the fly through the dense forest habitats while hunting their prey... |
 SC-046-A | Articulated Manatee Skeleton | Manatees, sometimes referred to as Sea Cows, and Dugongs, of the order Sirenia, are the only solely herbaceous aquatic mammals... |
 SC-046-D | Disarticulated Manatee Skeleton | Note that all postcranial bones shown are separated even though they appear fused... |
 SC-047-A | Articulated Siamang Skeleton | Siamang are structurally situated somewhere between the monkeys and the great apes, sharing some features of both. They are now collectively termed small apes. There are 4 genera with 12 species, the largest, the siamang, weighing up to 25 pounds... |
 SC-047-D | Disarticulated Siamang Skeleton | The smallest of the Great Apes, Siamang are known for their remarkable gymnastic ability. Their thumb articulates uniquely among higher apes, extending from the wrist rather than the palm, which allows a much wider range of motion... |
 SC-047-SA | Semi-articulated Siamang Skeleton | The smallest of the Great Apes, Siamang are known for their remarkable gymnastic ability. Their thumb articulates uniquely among higher apes, extending from the wrist rather than the palm, which allows a much wider range of motion... |
 SC-049-A | Articulated Flying Lemur Skeleton | Flying Lemurs, also known as Colugos, are found in the rainforests of South East Asia. The name â€Å"Flying Lemur†is entirely misleading, as these animals are neither true lemurs, which are primates, nor can they fly... |
 SC-049-D | Disarticulated Flying Lemur Skeleton | Flying Lemurs, also known as Colugos, are found in the rainforests of South East Asia. The name â€Å"Flying Lemur†is entirely misleading, as these animals are neither true lemurs, which are primates, nor can they fly... |
 SC-069-A | Vervet Monkey Articulated Skeleton | One can identify the Vervet Monkey by the green coloring of parts of its face, such coloring caused by black and yellow hair matting together. Having a preference for open areas, it lives in the woodlands and savannahs of Africa... |
 SC-069-D | Vervet Monkey Disarticulated Skeleton | One can identify the Vervet Monkey by the green coloring of parts of its face, such coloring caused by black and yellow hair matting together. Having a preference for open areas, it lives in the woodlands and savannahs of Africa... |
 SC-094-A | Articulated Goliath Frog Skeleton | From West Africa's cascading mountain streams, this is the largest frog in the world. The Goliath Frog, weighing over 7 pounds, with a body length of 12 1/2 inches... |
 SC-114 | Short-Faced Bear Articulated Skeleton | Arctodus simus (Cope-1897), the Short-Faced Bear, became extinct approximately 11,000 years ago. This individual died approximately 28,000 years ago and was found in Alaska... |
 SC-114-D | Short-Faced Bear Disarticulated Skeleton | Arctodus simus (Cope-1897), the Short-Faced Bear, became extinct approximately 11,000 years ago. This individual died approximately 28,000 years ago and was found in Alaska... |
 SC-123-A | Articulated Bonobo Skeleton | Female, 9-year-old Bonobo. Sometimes called the pygmy chimp, the Bonobo is a species distinct from the common chimp, P. troglodytes. Its behavior, especially among females, is thought to resemble humans’ more than the common chimp’s... |
 SC-123-D | Disarticulated Bonobo Skeleton | Female, 9-year-old Bonobo. Sometimes called the pygmy chimp, the Bonobo is a species distinct from the common chimp, P. troglodytes. Its behavior, especially among females, is thought to resemble humans’ more than the common chimp’s... |
 SC-125-A | Articulated Horse Skeleton | This male specimen was a large retired police horse. Horses have played an important role in human culture since their domestication... |
 SC-137-A | Rhesus Macaque Articulated Skeleton | The Rhesus Macaque is an Old World monkey found throughout Asia. The Rhesus Macaque is able to adapt to a variety of climates, from dry, extreme heat of the desert to freezing cold winters in the mountains... |
 SC-137-D | Rhesus Macaque Disarticulated Skeleton | The Rhesus Macaque is an Old World monkey found throughout Asia. The Rhesus Macaque is able to adapt to a variety of climates, from dry, extreme heat of the desert to freezing cold winters in the mountains... |
 SC-125-D | Disarticulated Horse Skeleton | This individual was a large, retired male police horse. Domestic horses vary extensively in size and coloration, with over 180 extant breeds, including miniature horses, ponies, hot bloods... |
 SC-165-A | Articulated Kiwi Skeleton and Egg | Living in the New Zealand forests, the Brown Kiwi (as well as all Kiwis) produces the largest egg, proportional to its size, of any bird. The egg weighs around one pound and practically fills the entire body cavity... |
 SC-241-A | Articulated Elephant Bird Skeleton | The Elephant Bird is considered the largest bird in history. Possibly existing for nearly 2 million years in Madagascar, it faced extinction by the middle of the 17th century... |
 SC-241-D | Disarticulated Elephant Bird Skeleton | Bone Clones is proud to offer this magnificent specimen fully disarticulated. Each bone is cast separately, and is available... |
 SC-263-A | Weeping Capuchin Monkey Articulated Skeleton | The Weeping Capuchin Monkey is a New World monkey found in South America. This intelligent primate has a broad diet of small vertebrates and bird eggs as well as fruit, nuts and vegetables... |
 SC-263-D | Weeping Capuchin Monkey Disarticulated Skeleton | The Weeping Capuchin Monkey is a New World monkey found in South America. This intelligent primate has a broad diet of small vertebrates and bird eggs as well as fruit, nuts and vegetables... |
 SC-265-A | Black Spider Monkey Articulated Skeleton | The Spider Monkey occurs in the tropical rainforests of South and Central America. Its trunk is relatively short compared to the length of it hind limbs and even longer forelimbs... |
 SC-265-D | Black Spider Monkey Disarticulated Skeleton | The Spider Monkey occurs in the tropical rainforests of South and Central America. Its trunk is relatively short compared to the length of it hind limbs and even longer forelimbs... |
 SC-316-A | Articulated Odontopteryx gigas Skeleton | The bones of this Fossil Giant Bony-Toothed Bird were discovered in Oued Zem in northwestern Morocco and date from the Late Paleocene period (about 50 MYA)... |
 SC-316-D | Disarticulated Odontopteryx gigas Skeleton | The bones of this Fossil Giant Bony-Toothed Bird were discovered in Oued Zem in northwestern Morocco and date from the Late Paleocene period (about 50 MYA)... |
 SCB-012-A | Articulated Xenosmilus Skeleton | Occurrence: Pleistocene (Irvingtonian) (1.7-1 MYBP), Florida. In 1981, remains of two specimens were found in the Haile limestone quarries in Alachua County, Florida. In 1994, they were suspect as possibly belonging to a new genus... |
SCB-012P-D | Disarticulated Xenosmilus Skeleton | Occurrence: Pleistocene (Irvingtonian) (1.7-1 MYBP), Florida. In 1981, remains of two specimens were found in the Haile limestone quarries in Alachua County, Florida. In 1994, they were suspect as possibly belonging to a new genus... |
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