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Step up your home decor game and 3D print an ancient human skull
Step up your home decor game and 3D print an ancient human skull
   Ever felt like cranking up your 3D printer and making fossil recreations suitable for living room décor? **w you can, thanks to a free website under the auspices of Duke University that allows registered users to peruse a library of some 9,000 digital scans of fossils uploaded to the site from scientists at more than 70 institutions. SEE ALSO: New tiny-brained human found in South African cave The site, MorphoSource, was created by Duke assistant professor Doug Boyer, and the university calls it the "largest and most open digital fossil repository of its kind." Just this month it an**unced the addition of more than 400 skulls and other bones from 59 species of apes, lemurs, and monkeys. Read more... More about 3d Printing, Tech, Apps Software, Fossils, and Paleontology ??????? ??????: Step up your home decor game and 3D print an ancient human skull || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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