Vertebrates

A complete skeleton of a salamander mounted onto a wooden base. The head and body are in a straight line and facing forwards. Wire holds both legs and head together. The skeleton is attached to the base with a metal rod halfway down vertebrae.

A complete skeleton of a salamander mounted onto a wooden base. Specimen head and body are straight and facing forwards. Wire holds head together and end of tail has broken away from vertebrae, but is still in place.

Complete articulated skeleton of a Spider monkey, mounted on a black metal frame and wooden base. The specimen is in an erect standing position with the body curved slightly to its right side, and its head facing forward.

Chimpanzee skull with the jaw tied in place.

Tall historic glass jar with a series of tadpoles of various ages, arranged in age order to show the development of a frog.

Mongoose lemur mounted in a crouched walking position on a branch attached to a historic wooden base, with all four limbs contacting the branch. Its head is turned toward its right side so it is looking forward, and its tail is hanging down in a loose C-shaped curve toward its head.

Collared brown lemur mounted in a crouched sitting position on a branch attached to a historic wooden base, with three limbs contacting the branch. Its left hind leg is hanging down off the branch and its head is turned toward its left side. The tail is hanging down in a loose C-shaped curve toward its head.

Indri mounted in an upright climbing position on a vertical branch attached to a historic wooden base, with all four limbs contacting the branch. Its left hand is higher than its head, and its right leg is closest to the base. Its head is turned toward its right side.