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You get a human skeleton from a human (Homo sapiens sapiens), and you get a dog skeleton from a dog (Canis lupus familiaris).

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The main difference between a human skeleton and a dog's skeleton is the size and shape of certain bones. Dogs have longer shoulder blades, rib cages, and tails compared to humans. Additionally, the bones in a dog's front legs, or forelimbs, are more elongated and bear more weight than a human's arms.

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