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INSIDE THE PROJECT TO SCAN THOUSANDS OF RARE SPECIMENS
BBC Science Focus
|April 2024
A major collaborative project has created 3D reconstructions of previously locked away museum specimens
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Hidden away in the dusty vaults of natural history museums is a treasure trove of rare species. Now, a new project brings over 13,000 digitised 3D scans of specimens into public and scientific view.
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