Mounted and articulated skeleton of female. Rear left leg and right scapula were 3D printed.
Equus quagga quagga
Documentation
- Larkin, Nigel R. Dey, Steve. Hutchinson, Deborah., Mounting the type specimen of Pliosaurus carpenteri Benson et al., 2013, an 8m-long fossil pliosaur skeleton, including the 3D-printed 1.8m-long replica of the skull for the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery - Larkin, Nigel R. and Laura B. Porro., Three Legs Good, Four Legs Better: Making a Quagga Whole Again With 3D Printing - Museum Piece #003 Quagga Skeleton - Berg, Danielle, Z581: A Three Legged Story - Gentry, Alan, W., Quagga, Equus quagga, (Mammalia, Equidae), at University College, London and a note on a supposed Quagga in The City Museum , Bristol - Larkin, N. R. 2016. A method to safely move mounted skeletons. Journal of Natural Science Collections. 3. pp.29-37.
