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INTRODUCTION<br />

A composite of Bone Clones ® images provides a visual representation of<br />

twenty years of product development emanating from our basic concept<br />

of reproducing skulls and skeletons that are “virtually indistinguishable<br />

from the original.” <br />

Bones are very informative – they store and transmit information about<br />

the skeletal composition of the human individual, including stature,<br />

age, ancestry, sex, trauma experienced, and pathology acquired.<br />

Bone Clones ® replicas capture in unsurpassed detail the subtle neural<br />

passages, the juncture of bone to bone, the similarities and differences<br />

from one individual to another and from one species to another.<br />

Bones help inform us of the structural diversity in the animal world,<br />

allowing us to note and compare adaptations to diet, behavior and<br />

physical terrain. Significantly, bones that were encapsulated in the<br />

earth’s strata millions of years ago become evidence in an ongoing and<br />

complex mystery of origination. Recreating those discoveries helps<br />

further understanding of the progression from then to now.<br />

The products contained in this supplement are recently developed casts,<br />

or in a few instances, groups of products addressing certain themes.<br />

We continue to expand our Human Anatomy selection with examples<br />

of documented European male and female skeletons from the Maxwell<br />

Museum. At the same time we are introducing a series of skulls and<br />

postcranial bones that show the effects of disease on bone. These are<br />

part of the extensive collection at the Museum of Man in San Diego.<br />

We hope you find these specialized osteological reproductions as<br />

interesting and informative as we do.<br />

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