| Reptiles & Amphibians - We are fortunate to have been able to obtain diverse examples of many reptile and amphibian skulls and skeletons to cast, including a rare Fossilized Gavialsuchus Crocodile. Bone Clones produces Bone Clones® replica skulls of Gila Monster, Dwarf Crocodile, Komodo Dragon (full skeleton mounted or disarticulated, claw, foot plaque and pelvis also available), Tuatara, Nile Crocodile, Gavial, Goliath Frog (Full Skeleton mounted or disarticulated also available), 12 inch and 20 inch Alligator, Python, Anaconda, Gaboon Viper, Giant Chinese Salamander (full skeleton mounted or disarticulated also available), and Chameleon. Additionally we produce life casts of Moloch and Shingleback. Each specimen was selected to be cast for its quality or rarity, and our Bone Clones® replicas capture the subtleties and nuances of texture of each. |
 Catalog # | Product Name | Description |
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 BC-006 | Gila Monster Skull | Gila Monster Skull BC-006. This skull is cast from a large and old specimen with excellent teeth and epiderm ... |
 BC-009 | Dwarf Crocodile Skull | Dwarf Crocodile Skull BC-009. An evolutionary link between prehistoric dinosaur-like reptiles and present day birds, this species of crocodile is... |
 BC-027 | Komodo Dragon Skull | Komodo Dragon skull BC-027. Komodo dragons are the heaviest and longest of the world's lizards growing to a length of 10 feet and weighing upwards of 300 pounds. Their skulls are very similar to the extinct aquatic dinosaurs known as Mosasaurs... |
 BC-028 | Tuatara Skull | Restricted to islands off the coast of New Zealand, the highly protected Tuatara has remained virtually unchanged for some 130 million years. It is the sole survivor of a reptilian order which became virtually extinct some 70 million years ago and is now represented by a single genus with one species... |
 BC-038 | Nile Crocodile Skull | The Nile crocodile, whose body shape has remained fairly constant over the last 65 million years, is a member of the group called archosaurs. Other members include dinosaurs, flying reptiles and ancestors of the world's birds... |
 BC-045 | Gavial, skull | The Gavial, also called the Indian Gharial, is one of the largest (up to 23 feet) and most unusual of all the crocodilians. Characterized by its long, slender snout, it is equipped with 106 to 110 sharp spike-like teeth, well suited for their preferred diet of fish... |
 BC-064 | Loggerhead Sea Turtle Skull | Found in large numbers in the Atlantic from Florida to The Carolinas, Loggerhead Sea Turtles are considered threatened, due to the over hunting for food... |
 BC-094 | Goliath Frog Skull | Goliath frogs inhabit swiftly flowing rivers in the dense humid rain forests of coastal Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. Weighing up to 7 pounds, they measure 12.5 inches from snout to vent and almost 3 feet when outstretched... |
 BC-105 | Alligator, 12 inch, skull | All alligators (the American and Chinese species) are crocodilians. In 1967 American alligators were one of the first animals to be listed as an endangered species. Their population recovered to the extent that they were removed from the list... |
 BC-118 | Python Skull | Python Skull BC-118. The reticulated python gets its name due to its skin pattern which resembles a geometrical network. This non-venomous constrict ... |
 BC-119 | Anaconda Skull | Anacondas are the world's heaviest snakes, growing to lengths of over 29 feet and weighing up to 550 pounds with a girth of 12" or more. These South American giants primarily inhabit tropical forests, savannas, marshes and wetlands and spend much of their time in the water... |
 BC-121 | Gaboon Viper Skull | Native to the western equatorial Africa, the Gaboon viper is the largest and heaviest member of viperine snakes, reaching lengths of almost 6 feet and weighing almost 30 pounds... |
 BC-122 | Chinese Giant Salamander Skull | One of the world's largest amphibians, the Chinese Giant Salamander can reach lengths of almost 5 feet and weigh up to 50 pounds. They have a broad, flat head with tiny, lidless eyes set on top. The Vomerine teeth parallel the maxillary tooth rows in a long arc... |
 BC-129 | Alligator, 20 inch, skull | Alligators have been around for over 200 million years and are integral to the health of their wetland homes. Their presence insures a healthy environment for many plants and animals... |
 BC-138 | Parson's Chameleon | Parson's Chameleons are the largest of the Old World chameleons and can grow to total lengths of 2-2 ½ feet. The large skulls of the Male Parson's Chameleons have strong bony ridges and two warty "horns," which they use to joust each other for dominance.... |
 BC-156 | Sarcosuchus imperator Supercroc Skull | Sarcosuchus imperator (flesh eating crocodile), nicknamed Supercroc, lived during the Cretaceous period (65 - 144 MYA). With an estimated body length of 40 feet, and a skull over 5 1/2 feet long, Supercroc is one of the largest crocodiles that ever walked the Earth... |
 BC-160 | Mosasaur, Platecarpus Skull | Platecarpus planifrons, a medium-sized mosasaur that lived approximately 86 MYA during the late Cretaceous Period. One of only a few known, this specimen is the best in existence. Complete with pterygoid teeth... |
 BC-160-N | Mosasaur, Platecarpus Skull and Neck | Platecarpus planifrons, a medium-sized mosasaur that lived approximately 86 MYA during the late Cretaceous Period. One of only a few known, this specimen is the best in existence. Complete with pterygoid teeth... |
 BC-179 | King Cobra Skull and base | The King Cobra is the largest of all the cobras, reaching a length of 18 feet. Their home range is India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Phillipines. They are very aggressive and guard their caves and home range... |
 BC-229 | 33" Saltwater Crocodile Skull | The largest crocodilian species alive today, this Saltwater Crocodile is estimated to have been 21.5 feet long and 1400 pounds (on the basis of the 33-inch skull length)... |
 BC-262 | 29 1/2 Inch Alligator Skull | This skull is from one of the largest American Alligators ever found in Florida. The weight of the alligator was an incredible 1043 pounds... |
 BC-271 | Alligator Snapping Turtle Skull | The largest of the North American freshwater turtles, the Alligator Snapping Turtle may grow to 200 pounds and a shell length over 2 feet... |
 BC-272 | American Crocodile Skull | American Crocodiles live in southern Mexico, along the Central American coast, the Caribbean and southern Florida... |
 BC-273 | Nile Crocodile Skull | The Nile crocodile, whose body shape has remained fairly constant over the last 65 million years, is a member of the group called archosaurs... |
 BC-278 | 6 1/2" Saltwater Crocodile Skull | The Saltwater Crocodile, the largest living reptile, can live in salt water as well as fresh water. Its kidneys and tongue are instrumental in dispelling salt. Its quest to capture prey is aided by the placement of its eyes and nose high on its head... |
 CTOM-01 | Moloch Life cast | Moloch Lizard or Thorny Devil (also known as Mountain Devil or Moloch) are found in arid to semi-desert desert regions of inland Australia... |
 CTOM-02 | Shingleback Life cast | The Shingleback Lizard (also known as Stumpy tail lizard, Bobtail, Pinecone lizard and Sleepy lizard) is among the largest of the Australian Skinks... |
 KO-002 | Komodo Dragon, claw | Komodo Dragon Claw. From our skeleton, SC-027 skeleton (see below). ... |
 KO-003 | Diplodocus, chevron | Chevrons are a series of bones on the underside of the tail of reptiles. This Diplodocus chevron measures 11 inches in length... |
 KO-027-P | Komodo Dragon, pelvis assembly | Pelvis from our Komodo Dragon skeleton, SC-027. Komodo dragons are the heaviest and longest of the world's lizards growing to a length of 10 feet and weighing upwards of 300 pounds. Their skulls are very similar to the extinct aquatic dinosaurs known as Mosasaurs... |
 KO-059 | Snapping Turtle Claw | The Alligator Snapping Turtle is the world's largest freshwater turtle and can weigh over 200 pounds... |
 KO-063 | Camarasaur Claw | Most likely belonging to Camarasaurus grandis, this large ungal measures 10" (255mm) and is one of three claws from the rear foot. Jurassic Age ( Morrison formation - 144 m.y.) N.E. Wyoming... |
 KO-073 | Tarbosaurus bataar Fossil Claw | From the Nemegt Formation of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, this claw is from the Mongolian equivalent of the T-rex. Found in 2002 the rare Tarbosaurus was probably a young adult about 30 feet long... |
KO-156 | Sarcosuchus imperator Supercroc Tooth | Sarcosuchus imperator (flesh eating crocodile) lived during the Cretaceous period (65 to 144 MYA) and, with an estimated body length of 40 feet, was one of the largest crocodiles that ever walked the Earth... |
 KO-159 | Nile Crocodile Tooth | Nile Crocodiles are found primarily around bodies of water in southern Africa. Crocodiles have 64-68 teeth and generally measure to 16 feet and over a thousand pounds... |
 KO-160 | American Alligator Tooth | American Alligators are found in freshwater regions of the southeastern United States, primarily in Louisiana and Florida. The male may grow up to 14 feet while the female reaches up to 10... |
 SC-027 | 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-094 | 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... |
 TS-02K | Komodo Dragon T-shirt | Wear a Dragon! Our Bone Clones® Komodo Dragon Skeleton pictured against a charcoal gray T-shirt background. 100% cotton. All shirts available in Small, Medium, Large and X-Large... |
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