Skull
American Beaver Skull (Castor canadensis) – Large Natural History Specimen
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A genuine American Beaver (Castor canadensis) skull displaying the iconic orange incisors and powerful cranial structure that have made this remarkable rodent one of nature's greatest engineers. Professionally prepared and presented in excellent condition, this impressive specimen is ideal for collectors, educators, and natural history enthusiasts.
- Dimensions
- 115mm L 70mm W 70mm H
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- £195
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This genuine American Beaver (Castor canadensis) skull is an outstanding natural history specimen showcasing the specialised adaptations of North America's largest rodent.
Instinctively recognised by its enormous continuously growing incisors, the American Beaver is renowned for its ability to fell trees, construct dams, and dramatically alter entire ecosystems. These powerful front teeth contain iron-rich enamel, giving them their distinctive orange coloration and exceptional durability.
This specimen exhibits excellent anatomical detail throughout, with the massive incisors forming the focal point of the skull. The broad cranium, powerful jaw structure, and specialised dentition demonstrate the evolutionary adaptations that allow beavers to process timber and woody vegetation throughout their lives.
An impressive display piece, this skull serves as both a fascinating educational specimen and a striking addition to any natural history collection.
Key Features:
• Genuine American Beaver (Castor canadensis) skull
• Exceptional oversized orange incisors
• Professionally cleaned and prepared
• Excellent anatomical detail
• Large display-quality specimen
• Ideal for collectors, educators and artists
• Outstanding example of rodent adaptation
Educational Information:
The American Beaver is considered a keystone species due to its ability to transform landscapes through dam construction. Beaver-created wetlands provide habitat for countless species and play an important role in water management and ecosystem health.
The species possesses some of the most specialised teeth in