Real American Opossum Skull - Pathology Cercopithecidae using their venomous stingers to

using their venomous stingers to immobilize and prey on insects

your skull may vary slightly from photos shown

According to the literature at the University of Iowa

The orbital bone displays period-appropriate repair work

Fossilized ammonite with naturally preserved spiral shell structure and mineralized rainbow iridescence

Real American Opossum Skull - Pathology Cercopithecidae using their venomous stingers toThis Real American Opossum Skull Pathology specimen showcases natural dental disease and wear patterns, making it an excellent educational resource for comparative anatomy and pathology studies. The specimen displays healed maxillary pathology, molar damage on the left side, and natural canine wearideal for examining disease progression in marsupial dentition. Perfect for educational institutions, veterinary programs, and natural history collections