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Aye Aye Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Aye Aye Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Aye Aye Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Aye Aye Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Aye Aye Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
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    Aye Aye Skull Replica (Museum Quality)

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    This product is an exact 1:1 scale replica of an Aye-Aye skull, meticulously designed to capture the unique features of this fascinating primate. This high-quality replica is ideal for educational displays, collections, or primate studies.


    **Size**

    Scale: 1:1

    Length: 8.9 cm / 3.5 in


    **Scientific Name:** *Daubentonia madagascariensis*

    **Taxonomy:** Animalia > Chordata > Mammalia > Primates > Daubentoniidae > Daubentonia


    The Aye-Aye (*Daubentonia madagascariensis*) is a rare and distinctive primate native to the forests of Madagascar. Known for its unusual appearance and elongated middle finger, the Aye-Aye uses this specialized digit to tap on tree bark, listening for insect larvae within, which it then extracts with its finger. Its skull reflects its unique adaptations: large, forward-facing eyes for night vision, continuously growing rodent-like incisors for gnawing, and a highly specialized jaw and teeth structure.


    This Aye-Aye skull replica is produced using a 3D scan of a genuine specimen, capturing the intricate details of its skull shape, including the prominent incisors and large orbital sockets. Crafted from durable resin and hand-painted, the replica offers an accurate and lifelike representation of the Aye-Aye’s unique cranial anatomy.


    Perfect for educators, primatologists, and collectors, this Aye-Aye skull replica provides a rare opportunity to study the anatomy of one of the world’s most unusual primates. It’s an excellent resource for biological or anthropological studies and a captivating display piece for anyone interested in the unique wildlife of Madagascar.

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