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This unique specimen shows the complex vascular system of a fox's paw, made visible using a corrosion cast. In this technique, the network of blood vessels is filled with a special resin, after which the surrounding tissue is dissolved. The result is a detailed, three-dimensional impression of the blood vessel structure.
The specimen offers a fascinating insight into the circulation within the paw, clearly revealing the finely branched blood vessels. This gives you a unique view of the anatomical structure and functionality of a predator's paw, ideal for biologists, education or collectors of anatomical specimens.
Corrosion preparations such as this are widely used in anatomy and biology to study the network of blood vessels. This fox leg preparation combines educational value with an intriguing visual effect, making it both scientifically and decoratively interesting.
