Real Chukar Skull - Pathology BK-022 brutal species that persisted for

brutal species that persisted for decades after its discovery

They are ideal for research

The maxilla is damaged and the incisive bones are missing

wild tubers

These dolphins play important ecological roles in their habitats and are culturally significant to indigenous communities living along the rivers

Real Chukar Skull - Pathology BK-022 brutal species that persisted forThis real chukar partridge skull specimen displays a healed fracture on the left jugal bone, making it an excellent educational example of avian pathology. The chukar (Alectoris chukar) belongs to the red legged partridge group and is classified within the order Galliformes. Ideal for educational institutions, museums, and comparative anatomy research. The chukar partridge is part of a confusing group of "red legged partridges". Several plumage