Real Rat Skull Set Inventory Updated 501 This species received its name

This species received its name from the first specimen described by Carl Hubbs in 1945

the jaw is not removable

Little is know about the feeding habits of this species

This specimen was cast from a real bone male Sumatran orangutan

this model offers a detailed and practical reference for study

Real Rat Skull Set Inventory Updated 501 This species received its nameThis real rat skull set comprises four distinct rat species, each selected to illustrate the anatomical diversity within the Muridae family. The specimens showcase morphological variation across geographic regions and ecological nichesfrom the robust Southern Plains Woodrat to the diminutive Namaqua Rock Rat. Museum provenance and original catalog markings enhance their value for comparative osteology, research, and serious collection building. Each