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Rubber Eel Caecilian Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Rubber Eel Caecilian Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Rubber Eel Caecilian Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
Rubber Eel Caecilian Skull Replica (Museum Quality)
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    Rubber Eel Caecilian Skull Replica (Museum Quality)

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    This product is an exact replica of a *Typhlonectes natans* skull, highlighting the unique anatomy of this fully aquatic caecilian species. This high-quality skull replica is perfect for educational displays, herpetology research, or collections focused on amphibian diversity and adaptations to aquatic environments.


    **Scale and Dimensions:**

    - Length: 10 cm (4 inches)


    **Scientific Name:** *Typhlonectes natans*

    **Taxonomy:** Animalia > Chordata > Amphibia > Gymnophiona > Typhlonectidae > *Typhlonectes*


    The *Typhlonectes natans*, commonly known as the aquatic caecilian, is a limbless, eel-like amphibian native to freshwater habitats in South America. Unlike most caecilians that are primarily terrestrial, this species is adapted for a fully aquatic lifestyle. The skull of *Typhlonectes natans* is specialized for this environment, featuring a streamlined shape and reduced cranial ornamentation, allowing it to maneuver through water with ease. Its unique anatomy also includes sensory structures that aid in locating prey in low-visibility conditions.


    This replica is crafted using a precise 3D scan of an authentic *Typhlonectes natans* skull specimen, capturing every detail from the smooth skull surface to the distinctive jaw structure. Made from durable resin and meticulously hand-painted, this replica provides a realistic and long-lasting study piece.


    Ideal for educators, herpetologists, evolutionary biologists, and collectors, this *Typhlonectes natans* skull replica offers valuable insights into the adaptations of amphibians to aquatic life. It is an essential addition to any collection or display focused on the diversity and evolutionary adaptations of caecilians and other unique amphibians.

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