This cow pelvis was found by VCU student Charles Rutledge. It was 3D scanned on 17 November 2021 with a Go!Scan 50.

Cow Pelvis (VCU_3D_6638)

Pelvis

"Pelvis" (https://skfb.ly/6VG6R) by RISD Nature Lab is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

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Parasaurolophus Skeleton Model – 3D Printable Highly detailed and scientifically inspired Parasaurolophus skeleton model, designed specifically for high-quality 3D printing. This model is carefully sculpted with attention to anatomical accuracy, making it suitable for collectors, hobbyists, and educational purposes. The skeleton is fully separated into multiple parts, including skull, neck, torso, hips, tail, and all four limbs, allowing for easier printing and assembly. Each part is designed with connection joints, ensuring stable and precise assembly after printing. This model is ideal for: • 3D printing enthusiasts • Collectors of prehistoric models • Educational displays and museum-style setups 📦 Included Files Full skeleton model (separated parts) All major components: • Skull • Neck • Torso • Pelvis / hips • Tail • Front limbs • Hind limbs • Connection joints for assembly ⚙️ Features • High-detail sculpt suitable for resin printing • Clean geometry and print-friendly design • Modular parts for easier printing and post-processing • Designed with assembly in mind 🖨️ Printing Notes • Model is optimized for resin 3D printing • Scaling is fully adjustable depending on your printer size • Support structures are not included (recommended for experienced users or print services) ⚠️ Important • This is a digital product (STL file) – no physical model will be shipped • Basic 3D printing knowledge is recommended 📜 License • For personal use only (non-commercial) • Please contact for commercial licensing options

Parasaurolophus walkeri Skeleton Model for 3D Printing

Parasaurolophus Skeleton Model – 3D Printable  Highly detailed and scientifically inspired Parasaurolophus skeleton model, designed specifically for high-quality 3D printing. This model is carefully sculpted with attention to anatomical accuracy, making it suitable for collectors, hobbyists, and educational purposes.  The skeleton is fully separated into multiple parts, including skull, neck, torso, hips, tail, and all four limbs, allowing for easier printing and assembly. Each part is designed with connection joints, ensuring stable and precise assembly after printing.  This model is ideal for: • 3D printing enthusiasts • Collectors of prehistoric models • Educational displays and museum-style setups  📦 Included Files Full skeleton model (separated parts) All major components: • Skull • Neck • Torso • Pelvis / hips • Tail • Front limbs • Hind limbs • Connection joints for assembly  ⚙️ Features • High-detail sculpt suitable for resin printing • Clean geometry and print-friendly design • Modular parts for easier printing and post-processing • Designed with assembly in mind  🖨️ Printing Notes • Model is optimized for resin 3D printing • Scaling is fully adjustable depending on your printer size • Support structures are not included (recommended for experienced users or print services)  ⚠️ Important • This is a digital product (STL file) – no physical model will be shipped • Basic 3D printing knowledge is recommended  📜 License • For personal use only (non-commercial) • Please contact for commercial licensing options

This is a teaching and learning aid to learn the complex anatomy of the female pelvis, aimed at first year medical and anatomy students. 

Modelled using Z-Brush and 3D scans by Lissie Cowley for the School of Medicine, University of Dundee.

Accuracy of content approved by Anatomist Luke Reid and colleagues at the Center for Anatomy and Human Identification, University of Dundee.

'Ligaments of the Female Pelvis' is Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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Ligaments of the Female Pelvis

THESE TWO PELVIS,MALE AND FEMALE,HAS BEEN BUILT FOR COMPARATIVE ANATOMY PROJECT.
THE ORIGINAL CT FILES ARE FROM HEALTHY LIVING MEN AND WOMEN.HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED TO STL FILES WITH 3D SLICER(FREE SOFTWARE).

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