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Old 23-02-2008, 08:08 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Well exactly. Any DR worth its weight will have a (whole, real) skeleton per table.
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There is a mountain of them in the DR to look at here, and a couple of half skeletons in the library you can borrow for a couple of hours each.

I'm lucky enough to have my own real one, which is an absolute god send at times.
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Anyone know what the DR facilities are like at Sheffield or Manchester?
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oh, they ave plenty o' skeletons in the cupboards, Prettie.
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Interestingly mine was acquired from Adams&Rouiley (according to the box anyway) by one of my great grandparents. Its been to medschool each generation since. Though the Skull does look like someone wanted the subject to supply a child sized skeleton but didn't quite hit them hard enough.
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The DR room at manchester has tons of real skeletons hnaging around, you can just pop on when you want to look at them and we also use them during the DR sessions, along with the bodies, prosections and disartiulated bones (we also have some elephant bones which are cool). We also have 10 full disarticulated ones (real) in the medics lib that you can borrown for a few hours at a time. - I have not come across a skeleton that was not real while i have been here.

I have not seen the need to buy my own, I am happy using the ones provided for us, and the antomy resource area is open every day here, and it is never overly busy.
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