| Human Child Skulls and Skeletons - - Bone Clones produces a series of Child Skulls and Skeletons that provides excellent examples of ages ranging from four months through adolescence. We produce skeletons of a 14-16-month-old, a 5-year-old (both modern and archaic), and an adolescent estimated to be between 15 and 18 years of age. (Such a pristine example of an adolescent skeleton is very rare.) We also produce a partial skeleton of a 13-year-old. These skeletons are offered in articulated and disarticulated versions. Half skeletons are also available. Postcranial bones, which are listed on the disarticulated skeleton page, can be purchased individually. We also produce many medical quality skulls with visible underlying dentition, appropriate for all students learning about tooth development and eruption patterns, as well as with the Calvarium Cut, enabling the study of the endocranium. Note about age: For the sake of simplicity, we refer to these skulls by a specific age. We realize that it is not possible to attribute so particular an age to a skull and that assigning a range is much more accurate. In fact, such a range has been assigned to each skull in our Consultant Osteologist's report, now available on the website and to all who purchase the item. However, for ease of reference we refer here to the skulls by a specific age. Please see our Human Analysis Report Category for a list of our available reports. Please also see our Human Fetal Skulls and Skeletons and our Human Adult Skulls categories. |
 Catalog # | Product Name | Description |
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 BC-281 | Fetal Human Skull 40 weeks (full term) with Calvarium Cut | By removing the calvarium, osteologists are able to learn the complex anatomy of the endocranium. The age of this skull was determined by reference to the natural bone specimen and a panoramic radiograph... |
 BC-256 | 4-month-old Human Child Skull | Cast from an original specimen in a Forensic Osteology teaching collection at a North American medical school, this expertly crafted skull shows features typical of infants... |
 BC-274 | 1-year-old Human Child Skull | The age of this skull was determined by reference to the natural bone specimen and a panoramic radiograph. An examination of both suggests an age likely greater than 1 year and less than 18 months... |
 BC-280 | 1-year-old Human Child Skull with Calvarium Cut | By removing the calvarium, osteologists are able to learn the complex anatomy of the endocranium. The age of this skull was determined by reference to the natural bone specimen and a panoramic radiograph... |
 BC-187 | 14-month-old Human Child Skull | Considered to be consistent with the development of a 14 to 16-month-old, the age of this skull has been defined by using a combination of measurements and landmarks... |
 SC-187-A | Articulated Human 14 to 16-month-old Child Skeleton | Our 14 to 16-month-old child skeleton demonstrates the unfused epiphyses of the long bones, and the cartilaginous margins of many of the bones at this age of development... |
 SC-187-D | Disarticulated Human 14 to 16-month-old Child Skeleton | The Bone Clones® 14 to 16-month-old child skeleton is available completely disarticulated. All of the individual and un-fused bones of the hands, feet, pelvis, and sternum including epiphyses are cast separately... |
 SC-187-DH | 14 to 16-month-old Human Child Half Skeleton Disarticulated | Half of our Human 14 to 16-month-old Child skeleton SC-187, completely disarticulated. All of the bones are associated, and available individually... |
 BC-111 | 15-month-old Human Child Skull | This skull contains 12 teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. All of the fully erupted teeth are deciduous... |
 BC-209 | 16-month-old Human Child Skull | An examination of this skull suggests an age of 16 to 18 months. The skull has 8 teeth in the maxillary arcade and 9 teeth in the mandibular arcade, all of which have a deciduous morphology... |
 BC-216 | 1 1/2-year-old Human Child Skull | The dental evidence (the eruption patterns found in both the maxillary and mandibular arcade) of this skull suggests an age of 14 to 22 months, while the nondental evidence points to an age between 1 to 2 years... |
 BC-275 | 2-year-old Human Child Skull | The age of this skull was determined by reference to the natural bone specimen and a panoramic radiograph. An examination of both suggests an age between 2 and 3 years. There are 10 teeth in the maxillary arcade and 10 teeth in the mandibular arcade... |
 BC-210 | 3-year-old Human Child Skull | The dentition of this skull suggests an age of 3 to 4 years. There are 12 teeth in the maxillary arcade and 12 teeth in the mandibular arcade... |
 BC-247 | 4-year-old Human Child Skull | An examination of this skull suggests an age of 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 years. The skull of this young child shows, in perfect detail, an entire set of deciduous (juvenile) dentition in both the upper and lower jaws... |
 BC-116 | 5-year-old Human Child Skull, Archaic dated 8,000 years | Human, child, 5 years old, skull BC-116. The entire skeleton of this 5-year-old child was found in Morocco and is dated to be 8,000 years old.Complete ... |
 BC-183 | 5-year-old Human Child Skull, Dentition exposed and Calvarium Cut | This specimen reveals both underlying dentition and the endocranium. The cortical bone overlying the buccal aspect of the left maxilla has been dissected away... |
 BC-188 | 5-year-old Human Child Skull, Calvarium Cut | The removal of the calvarium allows osteologists to study the complex anatomy of the endocranium, especially the pathways of the various foramina of the skull base, and the orbit... |
 BC-189 | 5-year-old Human Child Skull, with Dentition Exposed | This is an excellent example of a child's skull. The anterior, posterior, sphenoidal and mastoidal fontanelles are all closed. The spheno-occipital synchondrosis and the calvarial sutures are all open... |
 BC-190 | 5-year-old Human Child Skull | All the deciduous (baby teeth) are present in the upper and lower jaws of this child's skull. Age assessment is best done through an examination of dentition and fontanelle closure... |
 SC-183-A | Articulated Modern 5-year-old Human Child Skeleton | The value of a high-quality cast of an immature skeleton for laboratory teaching purposes is inestimable given that such skeletons are rarely included in research collections... |
 SC-183-D | Disarticulated Modern 5 Year Old Human Child Skeleton | Our Bone Clones® replica Human Child bones are tooled, finished and ready for assembly. The articulated skeleton, SC-183, and individual bones (please inquire) are also available... |
 SC-183-DH | Disarticulated Modern 5-year-old Human Child Half Skeleton | The disarticulated half skeleton, SC-183-DH contains half the bones of our complete SC-183-D... |
 SC-116-A | Articulated Human Archaic 5-year-old Child Skeleton | The entire skeleton of this 5-year-old child was found in Morocco and is dated to 8,000 years ago... |
 SC-116-D | Disarticulated Human Archaic 5-year-old Child Skeleton | The entire skeleton of this 5-year-old child was found in Morocco and is dated to 8,000 years ago... |
 COMP-183 | Human Skeletons 5-year-old Comparative set | A comparative pair of 5-year-old skeletons. Both 5 years old. An 8,000 year old Archaic skeleton showing nutritional deficiencies and a Modern, healthy 5-year-old. The Archaic skeleton is 32 1/2 inches tall. The Modern skeleton is 37 inches tall... |
 BC-268 | 6-year-old Human Child Skull | This excellent example of a child shows a dental eruption pattern consistent with that of a 6-7-year-old... |
 BC-276 | 8-year-old Human Child Skull | The age of the skull was determined by referring to the natural bone specimen and a panoramic radiograph, both of which suggest an age range of 5-9 years. There are 12 teeth in the maxillary arcade and 12 teeth in the mandibular arcade... |
 BC-277 | 9-year-old Human Child Skull | The age of the skull was determined by referring to the natural bone specimen and a panoramic radiograph, both of which suggest a range from 7.5 to 12.5 years. The root apices of the permanent incisors and first molars are almost completely formed... |
 BC-135 | 12-year-old Human Child Skull, with Dentition Exposed | The right side of the maxilla and jaw bone has been cut away to show an excellent example of the process of the adult teeth descending while the baby teeth are still in place... |
 BC-270 | 13-year-old Human Child Skull | This skull offers an excellent example of an adolescent. With the exception of the wisdom teeth, all permanent teeth are fully erupted, and no deciduous dentition remains... |
 FM-509-SET | Human European American Male 13-year-old Partial Skeleton | Growth development study and research set. These bones are from a 13-year-old, 5'3" and 120 lbs, European American male. This information was documented at the time of death... |
 FO-113 | Human Child Vertebra, Ribs and Sacrum Scoliosis | An excellent example of extreme childhood scoliosis. Vertebral column has all ribs attached. The sacrum is included and detached... |
 KO-247-SET | Human 4-year-old Deciduous Teeth Set of 20 | Bone Clones is proud to present this beautifully cast model of an entire set of deciduous (juvenile) teeth. They originated from a 3 1/2-year-old child... |
 KO-116-P | Archaic Human 5-year-old Child Pelvis Assembly | Pelvis from our Human Archaic 5-year-old Child Skeleton, SC-116. Please see below. The entire skeleton of this 5-year-old child was found in Morocco and is dated to 8,000 years ago. Bone Clones® articulated and disarticulated child skeleton, and other individual bones and sets available... |
 KO-323 | 5-year-old Child Vertebral Column with Sacrum and Coccyx | The vertebral column consists of 24 true vertebrae plus the sacrum and coccyx. The first two cervical vertebrae are clearly different from the other vertebrae at birth and remain so throughout the lifespan... |
 KO-324 | 5-year-old Child Vertebral Column with Pelvis | The vertebral column consists of 24 true vertebrae plus the sacrum and coccyx. The first two cervical vertebrae are clearly different from the other vertebrae at birth and remain so throughout the lifespan... |
 COMP-103 | Economy Human Child Comparative Set | Human 5-year-old child skull, pelvis, femur and humerus. An excellent, economical way to study the human child. Cast from the same molds as our regular skull and post-cranial parts but unstained and cranial nerve passages undrilled... |
 COMP-106 | Human Child Skeletal Comparative Set | Comparative Set Pelvis-Femur-Humerus of 5-year-old Archaic (Moroccan) child and 5-year-old Contemporary child... |
 SC-116-F | Archaic Human 5-year-old Child Femur | From our Archaic Human 5-year-old child skeleton, SC-116, which was found in Morocco and estimated to be about 8,000 years old... |
 SC-116-H | Humerus 5-year-old Child | This humerus is from our Archaic 5-year-old skeleton. Compare this humerus to that of the modern 5-year-old... |
 SC-183-F | Human 5-year-old Modern Femur | Femur from our SC-183 5-year-old modern human child skeleton... |
 SC-183-P | Modern Human 5-year-old Child Articulated Pelvis | Articulated Pelvis and sacrum from our SC-183 5-year-old modern human child skeleton... |
 SC-301-A | Human Adolescent Skeleton Articulated | Pristine examples of adolescent skeletons are rare finds in teaching collections. After much searching, Bone Clones has discovered an excellent example of an adolescent skeleton. The developing skeleton is very different from adult skeletons... |
 SC-301-D | Human Adolescent Skeleton Disarticulated | Pristine examples of adolescent skeletons are rare finds in teaching collections. After much searching, Bone Clones has discovered an excellent example of an adolescent skeleton. The developing skeleton is very different from adult skeletons... |
 SC-301-DH | Human Adolescent Half Skeleton | Half of our Human Adolescent Skeleton SC-301-A, completely disarticulated... |
 KO-112 | Human 9 Year Old Innominate | Right innominate from a 9-year-old in 2 parts. A recent addition to our ever increasing specimens showing Postcranial parts from various ages... |