Replica Australopithecus Jaw Hyaena and a prominent hump on

and a prominent hump on its back

Populations have declined due to hunting for food and sport as well as habitat loss

The moa were a group of large

for search and rescue

eggs and nestlings

Replica Australopithecus Jaw Hyaena and a prominent hump onThe robust jaw with its massive molars is a testament of the extreme grinding ability possessed by Australopithecus boisei. The wear patterns suggest they ate fruits and seeds as well as other fibrous plant material. This reconstruction is of the jaw designated KNM ER 729, found by Paul Abell in Kenya, 1970. Specifications: 1: 1 scale High quality polyurethane resin cast Origin: East Turkana, Kenya