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This product is an exact replica of a dusky leaf monkey skull. This high-quality Trachypithecus obscurus skull replica is a perfect addition to any collection or educational display. It showcases the rounded cranium, forward-facing orbits, and specialized jaw structure that reflect this primate’s adaptation to a folivorous (leaf-based) diet. The finely detailed skull captures the delicate facial features and pronounced zygomatic arches, characteristic of this arboreal monkey species.
Scale & Dimensions:
Scale: 1:1 – Length: approximately 4.5 (11.5 cm)
Scientific Name: Trachypithecus obscurus
Taxonomy: Animalia > Chordata > Mammalia > Primates > Cercopithecidae > Trachypithecus
About the Dusky Leaf Monkey
The dusky leaf monkey (Trachypithecus obscurus), also known as the spectacled langur, is a medium-sized Old World monkey native to the forests of Malaysia, southern Thailand, and Myanmar. It is named for the white circles around its eyes, giving it a “spectacled” appearance. These monkeys are highly social, living in tree-dwelling groups, and primarily eat young leaves, shoots, and fruit. Their enlarged salivary glands and complex stomachs help them digest fibrous plant material. The skull’s specialized molars and shortened snout are evolutionary adaptations for efficient leaf processing.
Skull Production
This replica was created using a high-resolution 3D scan of a genuine Trachypithecus obscurus skull. It is cast in durable resin and hand-finished to preserve the fine anatomical details, including the cranial sutures, dental structure, and orbital contours. The result is a scientifically accurate and visually striking model suitable for education or display.
Perfect For:
Primatology and anthropology collections
Educators & museums focused on primate evolution and tropical biodiversity
Biologists & researchers studying leaf-eating primates or Old World monkeys
Artists & modelers requiring accurate primate skull references
This dusky leaf monkey skull replica is a fascinating glimpse into the anatomy of a gentle, tree-dwelling primate, making it a valuable addition to any natural history, zoological, or educational collection. 🐒🌿