| BUILDING BEAR BONES A Guide to Preparing and Assembling a Bear Skeleton or Plantigrade Possibilities Vol. 7 |
| Not a lot of people are going to be articulating bear skeletons, but if you were ~ this is the manual you would want. Bear skeletons are fascinating because the anatomy of a standing bear is so similar to our own. The skinned-out hands and feet are sometimes turned in as homicide remains. This manual has detailed illustrations of bear bones, including all the carpals, and tarsals from the hands and feet. This is the step by step process once used by a grade school to do a museum quality skeletal mount of a bear. (73 pages) $34 (plus shipping) (Manuals are 8.5 X 11 inches, soft bound with spiral binding.) |
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| The brown bear skeleton completed as a school collaborative project in Cooper Landing, Alaska |
| The human hand in this picture belongs to a large man. The bone hand belongs to an even larger bear. |
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| Building Bear Bones Manual $34.00 (USD) ~ plus shipping |
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