Manx shearwater skull (Puffinus puffinus) This specimen has a complete

This specimen has a complete fossil on one side and two almost complete skeletons on the reverse together with a partial

These are made by the Bena Bena people of the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea

This one has The Cruciferae (Wallflower) and The Rosaceae (Cherry tree) on one side whilst on the reverse is The Ranunculacae (Buttercup) and the Umbelliferae (Carrot)

medically prepared real human foot bones

Manx shearwater skull (Puffinus puffinus) This specimen has a completeThis is a lovely skull of the Manx shearwater Manx shearwater skull Puffinus puffinus. The Manx shearwater is a medium sized shearwater that nests in burrows on the Western coasts of the UK. Every year, the shearwaters complete a migration of more than 10,000km to the waters off Southern Brazil and Argentina. These are long lived birds with a life span of over 55 years although many of the juvenile die in their first long migration. This skull was