Disarticulated Full Skeleton

The Disarticulated Full Skeleton consists of fifty-three pieces, allowing you to observe the full anatomy of a human skeleton. It features both a wire mounted and loosely mounted foot and hand, a hinged jaw and a flexible, nylon threaded spinal cord.

Unlike standard mounted anatomical skeletons, with the disarticulated skeleton you can observe each bone separately. The skeleton is supplied in a sturdy, partitioned storage box to keep your product neat, protected and secure.

Perfect for both teachers and students, the Disarticulated Full Skeleton is a useful aid to the study of the human skeleton and anatomy. The model therefore makes a great addition to your classroom, laboratory or hospital.

Features of the Disarticulated Skeleton

• 53 total pieces
• One hand and one foot wire mounted
• One hand and one foot loosely articulated
• Every other bone life-sized and separated
• Skull’s calvarium is sectioned – for close-up view
• Hinged jaw
• Sternum’s intracostal cartilage attached
• Spinal cord strung together on thin, nylon string – flexible
• Supplied in sturdy, partitioned, cardboard storage box – keeps model neat and secure

Applications for the Disarticulated Full Skeleton

The Disarticulated Skeleton is useful in a range of environments, particularly the following:

• Schools
• Universities
• Hospitals
• Laboratories

Technical Specification

• Dimensions: 48.5 x 27 x 42.5cm
• Weight: 4.8kg