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Local researchers use 3D printing to complete 200-million-year-old skeletons
Category: Government & Organizations
Duration: 00:05:09
Publish Date: 2019-01-12 12:04:00
Description: Christian Sidor is a paleontologist at the Burke Museum in Seattle. In front of him are some 220-million-year-old bones. They belong to an animal called a Shuvosaurus. This is probably the most complete skeletons of one of these things in the entire world. But it’s still missing a bunch of stuff. Which, in paleontology, is pretty much par for the course.
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