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A 3D-printable replica of the skull of Dilophodelphis fordycei, an extinct dolphin that swam prehistoric seas millions of years ago. The unmistakable cetacean shape is all there: a long, tapering rostrum reaching out from a broad, rounded braincase, its surface carrying the fine detail and honest wear of the original fossil scan. It makes a genuinely striking natural-history display — a fossil-cabinet centrepiece, a hands-on teaching specimen for biology or palaeontology, or a conversation piece for anyone drawn to whales, evolution, and deep time. It lies naturally on its side and rewards a fine layer height to hold the scanned surface. Straight from an open museum-grade scan to your printer.
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