3D printing has been used to produce rocket parts, medical implants and even to make art, and now 3D-printable models of anatomical specimens can be added to the list. A cane toad skeleton and part of a spiny dogfish skull are the first examples made available for students to download, with a view to making hands-on study more accessible than using biological specimens alone.
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