Can I borrow bone boxes from the library?
- “Can students borrow a bone box or skeleton for biology study?”
- “Are skeletal models available for checkout for anatomy or physiology courses?”
- “Does the library lend bone boxes or skeletons for educational use?”
- “How can I borrow a bone box for my anatomy or physiology class?”
- “Are skeleton models provided for biology or human anatomy coursework?”
- “Can I check out a bone box to study the human skeleton?”
- “Does the library offer skeletal specimens for students in anatomy and physiology?”
- “Are anatomical models of bones available for borrowing?”
- “Is it possible to borrow a skeleton or bone collection for lab study?”
- “Where can I get a bone box or skeleton for biology, anatomy, or physiology classes?”
Answer
Bone boxes are not available at the Anschutz circulation desk this semester, as they have been returned to the Biology Department. For assistance, please contact the Biology Department directly.
Alternatively, library resources related to bone specimens are available through Wingspan, located on the top floor of Anschutz, which also provides a virtual equivalent.