Bones and Bone Sets Models (282)
Human Bone Models & Bone Sets for Anatomy Education & Osteology Study

Shop human bone models and bone sets for anatomy education, osteology study, medical training, and classroom demonstration. Compare individual bone replicas, articulated bone groups, disarticulated skeletons, and complete skeletal sets designed for hands-on examination of anatomical landmarks, bone structure, and skeletal relationships.

Combine individual bone models with complete skeletons, pelvis models, and upper extremity or lower extremity models for focused regional anatomy instruction.

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    Somso Right Zygomatic Bone QS 9/3-29
    Model#: QS 9/3-29
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    Somso Right Nasal Bone QS 9/5-19
    Model#: QS 9/5-19
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    Somso Frontal Bone QS 9/5-16
    Model#: QS 9/5-16
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    Somso Left Palatine Bone QS 9/5-28
    Model#: QS 9/5-28
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    Somso Ethmoidal Bone QS 9/5-17
    Model#: QS 9/5-17
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    Somso Right Zygomatic Bone QS 9/5-29
    Model#: QS 9/5-29
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    Somso Left Zygomatic Bone QS 9/5-30
    Model#: QS 9/5-30
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    Somso Right Palatine Bone QS 9/5-27
    Model#: QS 9/5-27
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  • 3B Classic Flexible Spine w/ Ribs and Femur Heads, model A56-2
    3B Classic Flexible Spine w/ Ribs and Femur Heads
    Model#: 3B41
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    Flexible spine with ribs show the interaction of the ribs, spine and associated structures. This spine and rib model contains the following features: Full pelvis and occiput Extremely good valued and durable. Full pelvis and...

  • 3B Didactic Flexible Spine w/ Femur Heads, model A58-9
    3B Didactic Flexible Spine w/ Femur Heads
    Model#: 3B50
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    The 5 different sections of the spinal column differentiated by color on this spine model. The features on this didactic spine are: 7 cervical vertebrae 12 thoracic vertebrae 5 lumbar vertebrae Sacrum Coccyx Use this...

  • 3B Painted Classic Flexible Spine w/ Femur Heads, model A58-3
    3B Painted Classic Flexible Spine w/ Femur Heads
    Model#: 3B44
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    Painted spines add a new dimension to demonstrations. Muscle origins (red) and insertions (blue) are painted on left innominate, femur and vertebrae of spine. This spine is not only an extremely good value but the...

  • Temporal Bone Model, Set of 3 by Erler-Zimmer, model MP1620
    Temporal Bone Model, Set of 3 by Erler-Zimmer, model MP1620 – additional view 2
    Temporal Bone Model, Set of 3
    Institutional List Price: $0.00
    Model#: EZ19
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    This 3 part 3D printed model derived from CT data highlights the complex anatomy of the temporal bone including bone ossicles, canals, chambers, foramina and air spaces. In addition, the spatial relations between temporal bone...

  • 3B Disarticulated Full Skeleton painted, model A05-2
    3B Disarticulated Full Skeleton painted
    Model#: 3B4
    $1,012.00
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    This 3B disarticulated skeleton is hand-painted and numbered to show muscle origins in red and muscle insertions in blue on the left side. The disarticulated skeleton's bones and bony structures such as fissures, foramina and...
  • 3B Disarticulated Human Skeleton Complete Disarticulated, model A05-1
    3B Disarticulated Human Skeleton Complete Disarticulated
    Model#: 3B3
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    The replica of the human disarticulated skeleton includes one hand and foot on wire, and one hand and foot loosely articulated. Every other bone of the human skeleton is life-sized and separated. The skull’s calvarium...

  • 3B Disarticulated Half Skeleton w/ loose hand/foot, model A04-01
    3B Disarticulated Half Skeleton w/ loose hand/foot
    Model#: 3B2
    $515.00
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    This half skeleton has the hand and foot loosely articulated on nylon cord for study of more realistic movement. This replica of a disarticulated half human skeleton is complete with mounted skull, sternum, hyoid, and...

FAQ

Answers to the procurement and technical questions lab coordinators ask most — manufacturer comparisons, replacement parts, lead times, bulk ordering, and model identification.

The QS-prefix numbering spans both the complete skeletons and the individual/regional bone components sold separately (e.g., QS 16 sacrum, QS 17 cervical vertebrae, QS 57 atlas/axis). If you're supplementing an existing QS 10 skeleton or replacing a damaged component, matching the QS number to your current inventory usually confirms compatibility — send us your existing model number if you're unsure.
Yes, for SOMSO — most individual bones in this collection are sold as standalone items, so a lost or damaged piece from a larger set typically doesn't require replacing the whole set. Provide the model number or a description of the original set and we can identify the matching individual component.
A half-skeleton set (one side of the body plus midline structures) is usually more cost-effective than assembling the equivalent bones individually, and takes less storage space than a full disarticulated skeleton. If your program only needs one side for cost or space reasons, half-sets are usually the better value than piecing together a custom regional order.
This varies by manufacturer and model — some hand/foot sets are wired or corded together for classroom durability, others ship as loose, fully separated bones. If articulation matters for your intended use (e.g., demonstration vs. testing), check the specific product page or ask us before ordering, since it's not consistent across the collection.
These are standalone individual pieces (e.g., model S2, S3 series), typically used in paleoanthropology, physical anthropology, or comparative osteology instruction rather than standard human anatomy courses. They're priced and ordered separately from the QS-series human bone models.
For multi-unit orders, we put together a consolidated institutional quote covering bulk pricing, unified shipping, and — when available — matched configurations across units so every workstation has the same components. Let us know your student count, number of work stations and we'll build the quote.
Yes — numbered models are generally paired with a manufacturer's identification key or legend. If you need multiple copies for a lab (e.g., one per student station) or a replacement key for an older model, let us know the model number and we can check availability.
These lower-volume items often have longer production timelines than standard skeleton sets since they're typically made to order. If you're working against a budget deadline, ask us for current lead times before finalizing a purchase order.
Yes — we regularly build combined quotes spanning multiple collections (e.g., disarticulated skeletons plus individual replacement bones plus regional sets) so your department gets one PO and one shipment rather than separate orders.
Keep the original storage case or labeled compartments if possible — it makes identifying the specific missing/damaged bone much faster on our end and reduces the chance of losing additional pieces in transit. If the original packaging isn't available, a clear list of what's included in the return helps us process it faster.