Replica Ring-tailed Possum Skull cucullatus suggesting sexual differences in this

suggesting sexual differences in this species that are very similar to those found in modern day great apes

This specimen allows students to examine the internal osteological structure of the skull as well as the brain and its relation to the skull

despite its name

cat-sized carnivore resembling a small fox with a long raccoon-like tail

Replica Ring-tailed Possum Skull cucullatus suggesting sexual differences in thisThe common ring tailed possum is native to woodland and rainforest regions of Australia. This small nocturnal marsupial is a member of the newly created order Diprotodontia. Unlike other possums, this species is strictly herbivorous, feeding on a variety of plant parts including leaves, berries, flowers, bark and sap. Populations have declined in recent years due to habitat loss and fur harvesting. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product