Life Size Skull

Description

The XC-104 Life Size Skull is a model of the human skull used for educational and instructional purposes in the study of human anatomy. Here are some common specifications and features you might find in an XC-104 Life Size Skull:

1. Life-Size: The XC-104 Life Size Skull is typically designed to be a life-sized replica of the human skull. This means that its dimensions closely match the average size of a human adult skull.

2. Material: The skull is often made of durable and high-quality materials such as PVC plastic . These materials are designed to withstand handling and are easy to clean.

3. Anatomical Accuracy: The skull model is anatomically accurate, with precise detailing of the various cranial bones and facial features. This accuracy is essential for educational purposes.

4. Skull Components: The skull is typically composed of individual bones that can be disassembled and reassembled to demonstrate the various bones that make up the human skull. These components may include:

The cranial bones, such as the frontal bone, parietal bones, temporal bones, and occipital bone.
The facial bones, such as the maxilla, mandible (jawbone), zygomatic bones, and nasal bones.
Bones of the orbit (eye socket), including the ethmoid bone and lacrimal bone.
The sphenoid bone, which is a complex bone within the skull.
5. Articulation: Models may allow limited articulation, such as movable jawbones, to demonstrate jaw movement.

6. Educational Use: This type of life-size skull model is commonly used in medical and anatomical education, as well as for dental studies and reference purposes.

7. Use Cases: It serves as a valuable educational tool for studying the anatomy of the human skull, including bone structures and cranial features.