Vertebrates

Sagittal transection of an Elephant seal skull. This is the left side of the skull, attached to an exhibition base.

Macaque monkey skull, with the jaw tied in place.

Saggital transection of a Leopard seal skull. This is the left side of the skull, attached to an exhibition base.

Arnoux's beaked whale skull, separated into two parts - a skull and an unattached mandible. Three of four teeth are present on the mandible with the front right tooth missing.

Mostly complete articulated skeleton of a Hectors dolphin, mounted on a wooden base. The specimen is in a natural position with its head facing forwards. A couple of ribs from the mid-left side are missing.

Complete articulated skeleton of a Franciscana river dolphin, mounted on a black metal frame and wooden base. The specimen is in a natural position with its vertebrae and tail straight, and its head facing forward.

Rough skate mounted with its body and head in a straight line and facing forwards in a natural position. The tail is curved to the right, and straightens back out at the tip.