Distal Femur – Anatomical Joint Specimen

Distal end of a large femur, showing the impressive rounded condyles that once formed the knee joint. The broad articulation surfaces demonstrate how massive ungulates bear and distribute their weight, making this a striking anatomical specimen.

• Size: Joint end measures ~5-6 inches across (see ruler for scale).
• Features:
  
• Prominent medial & lateral condyles with smooth articulation surfaces
• Deep trochlear groove where the patella would have rested
• Cross-section exposes trabecular bone for an inside look at skeletal structure
• Naturally weathered and sun-bleached with light surface coloration.

Perfect for anatomical study, osteology collections, natural history displays, or as raw material for sculpture and bone art.