Real Human Hip Bone (Innominate)
The human hip bone, also known as the innominate bone, forms the uppermost and largest part of the pelvis. Each hip bone is composed of three fused bones:
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Ilium – the broad, flaring portion that forms the upper part of the hip
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Ischium – the lower, curved part that supports weight when sitting
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Pubis – the front portion that joins at the pubic symphysis
The Innominate is found in most vertebrates, including mammals, birds, and reptiles (except snakes, though some snake species retain a vestigial ilium). This specimen highlights the complex anatomy and evolutionary traits of the human pelvis, making it ideal for education and anatomical study.
- The photo shown is an example of what your specimen will approximately look like. Each scapula is unique and will vary in size, shape, color, etc.
- B Quality specimens may be painted to exhibit muscle placement
The human hip bone, also known as the innominate bone, forms the uppermost and largest part of the pelvis. Each hip bone is composed of three fused bones:
-
Ilium – the broad, flaring portion that forms the upper part of the hip
-
Ischium – the lower, curved part that supports weight when sitting
-
Pubis – the front portion that joins at the pubic symphysis
The Innominate is found in most vertebrates, including mammals, birds, and reptiles (except snakes, though some snake species retain a vestigial ilium). This specimen highlights the complex anatomy and evolutionary traits of the human pelvis, making it ideal for education and anatomical study.
- The photo shown is an example of what your specimen will approximately look like. Each scapula is unique and will vary in size, shape, color, etc.
- B Quality specimens may be painted to exhibit muscle placement
Original: $249.00
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$87.15Description
The human hip bone, also known as the innominate bone, forms the uppermost and largest part of the pelvis. Each hip bone is composed of three fused bones:
-
Ilium – the broad, flaring portion that forms the upper part of the hip
-
Ischium – the lower, curved part that supports weight when sitting
-
Pubis – the front portion that joins at the pubic symphysis
The Innominate is found in most vertebrates, including mammals, birds, and reptiles (except snakes, though some snake species retain a vestigial ilium). This specimen highlights the complex anatomy and evolutionary traits of the human pelvis, making it ideal for education and anatomical study.
- The photo shown is an example of what your specimen will approximately look like. Each scapula is unique and will vary in size, shape, color, etc.
- B Quality specimens may be painted to exhibit muscle placement
