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Fishing reserve
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Umbriel
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Complexing reaction
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Ecophysiology
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Trypanosomiasis
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Frequency band
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Julian date
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Bacteriophage
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Venom
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Baryon
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Scintigraphy
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Flexion
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Loose pack ice
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Interference
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Hyperaluminous
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Desquamation
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Symptom
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Marcescence
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Superfluid
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Mimosa
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Intranet
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Chromosphere
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Caries
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Common broom
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Dry contact
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White dwarf
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Moho
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Induration
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Ecomobility
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Rosacea
Composite skeleton
A composite skeleton is one rebuilt using the remains of several individuals of the same species in order to create a complete, or nearly complete, skeleton.
Composite skeletons are used in zoology and palaeontology to rebuild and describe species that are only known from their fragmentary skeletons.
Composite skeleton of a Giraffatitan, one of the largest organisms to ever have roamed the earth. © Raimond Spekking, Wikimedia Commons CC by-sa 3.0 & GFDL
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