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Articulations of a Porpoise Book (Vol.1) Atlas and Axis stout beak to crack theThis manual is a step by step guide to preparing and articulating a small cetacean skeleton. It is based on the articulation of a Harbor Porpoise skeleton, but is directly applicable to any whale skeleton less than 10 feet long. The manual includes a full set of illustrations of a harbor porpoise skeleton. This is a project that you too can do if you have access to a porpoise or dolphin skeleton. Specifications: Printed Manual: 8. 5 X 11 inches card