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Bone Clones

For over 20 years, Bone Clones® replicas have been the leading osteological reproductions used in m

Bone Clones is the premier osteological replication company specializing in precise casts of modern human skeletons models and human skull models, fossil hominid skeletons, modern animal skeletons and fossil animal skeletons. For over 20 years, Bone Clones® have been the leading osteological reproductions used in museums, universities, medical schools and other educational institutions.

12/19/2025

Looking for a last minute gift idea for the primatology enthusiast in your life? Check out these items.

BC-353 Aye-aye skull
Perhaps one of the most unusual primates, the aye-aye is found on the island of Madagascar. About the size of a house cat, it has very large ears, a reduction in teeth with rodent-like incisors, and a specialized middle finger used to detect prey.

BC-207Chimpanzee Infant Skull
This chimpanzee infant skull is from an individual with an age of 11 to 12 months.

BC-017 Mantled Howler Monkey Skull
This skull is from a male howler monkey, a large platyrrhine (flat-nosed) New World simian with a strong prehensile tail.

BC-084 Hanuman Langur Skull
Found on the Indian subcontinent, the hanuman langur is also known as the gray langur.

12/12/2025

Need a gift for the fossil/paleontology enthusiast in our life? Check out some of the Bone Clones staff favorites!

CN-01 Tyrannosaurus rex Skull 1:9 scale – This scale replica of the famous “Stan” T. rex beautifully showcases the cranial bones of this famous fossil.

KO-008 7 1/8 inch Megalodon Tooth - This tooth is considered by many to be the largest Megalodon tooth ever found and documented, measuring 7 1/8 inch. The Megalodon shark became extinct at the end of the Pliocene Era, 1.5 million years ago.

BC-018T Sabertooth Cat - One of the finest specimens of a Smilodon fatalis (saber-toothed cat) from the world famous La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles.

KO-001 Whorl Tooth Shark Teeth in Matrix - Until recently, very little was known about the unusual specimen called the whorl tooth shark (Helicoprion) except that the front teeth grew in a spiral containing up to 180 teeth.

KO-037 Allosaurus Claw - Allosaurus is believed to be the Jurassic precursor to the Cretaceous Tyrannosaurus, and is the largest and most common carnivore found in the large Morrison Formation in the Western United States

KO-157-S Giant Ground Sloth Claw on Display Stand - Giant sloths, which weighed up to 6,000 pounds, had very large, dangerous-looking claws. Despite their size, they were probably only used to strip leaves or bark from plants.

12/05/2025

Looking for holiday gift ideas for the anatomy/medical/anthropology enthusiast in your life? 🧐
Check out some of our favorites! 💀

EZ-002 Magnetic Teaching Skull – built-in magnets and push-fit mating surfaces that help guide the connections of its 22 separate bones.

BC-345 Human Craniometric Landmark Skull – detailed skull with etched cranial landmarks

KO-164-SET Set of 32 Human Adult Teeth on Base – adult teeth and removable from the storage base

KO-211-MH Human Magnetic Hand - all but medial and distal phalanges are magnetic

KO-334-AJ Ankle Sprain Model – each of the commonly ruptured ligaments of the ankle can be toggled to feel the difference between intact and a ruptured ligament

11/14/2025

Sabertooth Cat, Smilodon Skull, 1:3 Scale
TSBC-018T

Did you know we produce scaled down models of some of our most popular products?

This 1:3 scale Smilodon fatalis (saber-toothed cat) miniature was created by scanning the full-sized (1:1) Bone Clones® BC-018T, printing at 1:3 scale. We think you will be amazed by the fidelity to its full-scale counterpart.

One of the most endearing and enduring symbols of California’s pre-historic past, and the most well-known of the machairodont (dagger-toothed) carnivores, Smilodon fatalis, roamed North America during the Pleistocene, about 2.5mya to 10,000 years ago. With canines measuring up to 11 inches in length from root to crown, this ferocious animal fed on bison, horse, camel and small pronghorn.

Compact and affordable, this beautifully proportioned and finished scaled down saber-toothed cat skull with custom base is perfect for the space and budget-minded, the amateur anatomist or paleontologist, or simply for the enthusiastic collector. A great gift for your favorite educator or for yourself!
Licensed to Bone Clones® by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, a portion of the sales goes to further their work.

11/07/2025

Bone Clones® skeletal casts are useful as demonstrative exhibits in a trial to visually illustrate aspects of a case related to the human body including injury or trauma representation, cause of death, forensic reconstruction, and clarifying medical testimony.

In these cases, Bone Clones® skeletal casts would serve to help the jury visualize complex medical or forensic concepts, making them easier to understand in the context of the case.

Contact us at info@boneclones.com if you are interested in pursuing a custom project based on 3D printing a client’s CT scan data (DICOM files), or have another custom casting request.

10/29/2025

Wishing everyone a fun and safe Halloween!!

10/17/2025

Human Male Cranium with Hammer Blows
BC-217

This blunt force trauma cranium illustrates a wound that is rounded and depressed, consistent with hammer injury. The smooth, rounded edges are indicative of healing, and therefore indicate survival of this injury.

10/10/2025

Human Male Skull with Machete Wounds
BC-185

This modern human skull displays trauma resulting from machete wounds. The machete strikes caused all of the skull fractures, with loss of the comminuted fragments from the left side of the face and the left and right sides of the calvarium.

10/03/2025

“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make” – Jane Goodall

We at Bone Clones were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Jane Goodall this week.

Jane Goodall, Ph.D., DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, UN Messenger of peace, humanitarian and perhaps the most influential scientist to ever study animal behavior, began her research into the wild chimpanzees of the Gombe in July, 1960. With passion and dedication, little formal training, and an open mind, she ventured into the wilderness of what is now Tanzania. Carrying only binoculars and a notebook, she embarked on what has become the longest running and most significant scientific study of wild chimpanzees. Her unconventional methods, patience and quiet observation led to revolutionary discoveries that changed the very definition of “mankind.” Human beings could no longer be viewed as the sole toolmaker nor the only possessors of individual personality. Her published discoveries and observations broadened our view of the relationship between people, animals and their environments.

Bone Clones had the privilege of working with Dr. Goodall and our mutual friend, artist Gino Acevedo, on the “Hand-in-Hand” life cast project, to honor her life work and to help fund the Jane Goodall Institute. Visit for more information.

09/19/2025

🚨New Product🚨

Human Sacrum with Spina Bifida
KO-262

Spina bifida is one of the most common congenital defects affecting the central nervous system, affecting 1 in 2,875 births in the United States according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It arises from a failure in the proper formation of the neural tube — the embryonic structure that eventually develops into the brain and spinal cord — during the first few weeks of pregnancy. When the neural tube doesn’t close completely, the neural arch of the vertebrae may fail to form properly around the spinal cord and can result in the spinal cord protruding through the opening, leading to permanent nerve damage. Individuals born with spina bifida may experience a range of complications, including motor impairments, weakness or paralysis in the legs and feet, and bowel or bladder dysfunction.

Spina bifida is a complex condition and while its exact underpinnings are not fully understood, it has been linked to chromosomal abnormalities, genetic disorders, folate deficiency, and various environmental or maternal factors.

$🚨New Product🚨Human Right Femur Fracture with MalunionKO-261This femur displays an oblique, comminuted fracture (multiple...$

09/12/2025

🚨New Product🚨

Human Right Femur Fracture with Malunion
KO-261

This femur displays an oblique, comminuted fracture (multiple fragments) and bone displacement, resulting in the misalignment of the femoral shaft and overall shortening of the femur.

Comminuted fractures are usually caused by high-impact trauma, such as car accidents or falls from significant heights. These are particularly serious injuries with risks including severe blood loss, damage to surrounding muscles and nerves, and bone fragments that can cause damage to surrounding tissues and arteries. In this case, there is evidence of bone remodeling as the two pieces are connected through a bony bridge. A break this severe would have taken years to heal, so this person was cared for in some way.

09/05/2025

🚨New Product🚨

Southern Tamandua Skull
BC-367

The southern tamandua, the arboreal relative of the anteater, is a medium-sized xenarthran mammal (ancient Greek for unusual joint—in reference to extra vertebral joints unique from other mammals) native to South America. Adults typically measure between 21 – 31 in in body length, with an additional 15 – 23 in long prehensile tail, and weigh about 10lbs. The body is covered with coarse, brown to yellowish hair, with a vest-like black marking over the shoulders and torso. The skull is elongated and narrow, with a reduced mandible. Tamanduas are edentulous, lacking teeth entirely. Instead, they possess a long, cylindrical tongue—up to 40 cm in length—that is coated in sticky saliva to trap insects.

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Bone Clones, Inc. is the premier osteological replication company specializing in precise casts of modern human skeletons models and human skull models, fossil hominid skeletons, modern animal skeletons and fossil animal skeletons. For over 20 years, Bone Clones® have been the leading osteological reproductions used in museums, universities, medical schools and other educational institutions.