Exhibit Codex
Biology collection
Life across scales and across time. Move from an organism to its structures and into a cell.
Explore collection in 3D ↗- Domestic Dog
Explore the dog’s outer form, skeletal reference and 263 individually named muscle and soft-tissue meshes from the published dm_control canine model. Switch references to inspect each source clearly.
- Tyrannosaurus rex
Examine the deep skull, powerful hindlimbs and counterbalancing tail of a Tyrannosaurus mount. Thirteen named inspection regions reveal the skull, jaw, axial skeleton and hindlimbs. Switch between the mount scan and an interpretive life reconstruction.
- Triceratops
Meet Hatcher, the Smithsonian’s Triceratops mount. Explore the skull and frill, trunk, limbs and tail as a detailed museum specimen. Switch between the mount scan and an interpretive life reconstruction.
- The Human Cell
Enter the architecture of a cell. Follow folded membranes, trace the protein pathway and separate fifteen cellular systems into a gallery of microscopic structures.
- The Human Body
Explore the supporting skeleton, reveal anatomical systems and optionally show the body surface. Explore BodyParts3D bones, muscles and internal structures, alongside clearly labeled reconstructed lung lobes.
- Domestic Cat
Explore the cat’s exterior, a skeletal study and a sourced abdominal model. Inspect the liver, pancreas, intestinal tract, kidneys, bladder and abdominal vessels in Pixelbeaker’s reference.