Hi, Declan!

I don't have first hand experience with creating a virtual osteology museum, but I can point you to one that I've used and enjoyed:

http://www.uwyo.edu/reallearning/

If you go to the Archaeology column, there's the Virtual Bison and Virtual Wolf lines.

Have a look, and maybe contact those guys if you find it interesting.

Cheers!

Ştefan

Hi Declan, 

You can view this site where you can see various digitized skeletons

http://thevirtualmuseumoflife.com/

Another great collection of digitalised vertebrate skelttons (including fossils) is MorphoScource:

http://www.morphosource.org/

Thanks everyone for the answers!  I have been offline wrapping up exams and grades.

I found this additional one: http://vzap.iri.isu.edu/ViewPage.aspx?id=230

And this is the one my students and I have been working on: http://wikieducator.org/Digital_Coyote

I appreciate the answers....very helpful.

Cheers

Declan

Here is an excellent source that reviews several more sites:

http://www.openaccessarticles.com/read/36422-2_Cranial_photographs_of_mammals_on_the_web:_the_Mammalian_Crania_Photographic_Archive_%28MCPA2%29_and_a_comparison_of_bone_image_databases