XfrogPlants Lepidodendron 3d models

Lepidodendron (Lepidodendron aculeatum), a towering arborescent lycopod, thrived in swamps and floodplain forests during the Carboniferous to early Permian periods. This warm and humid environment was home to Lepidodendron, which, along with...

Fossil remains of a Lepidodendron sp. stem, originating from Indiana's Carboniferous period, reveal distinctive diamond-shaped leaf bases. As a towering lycophyte, Lepidodendrales grew to tree-like proportions. This specimen, housed in the Cornell...

The fossil cast was digitally mapped using a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner provided by Dorothybelle Poli, a renowned biologist and associate professor at Roanoke College. ...This intricate object was meticulously scanned by the Virtual Curation Lab for...

A fossil unearthed near Beckley, West Virginia, was meticulously scanned in 3-D using a Go!Scan 50 at Roanoke College on March 31, 2018. The scanning process took place during a comprehensive workshop focusing on 3-D printing and 3-D scanning...

The fossil cast was carefully captured in three dimensions using a state-of-the-art NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner. It was generously contributed to this project by Dorothybelle Poli, a renowned Associate Professor of Biology at the prestigious...

Modular tree models based on real life prehistoric plants called Lepidodendron. These monsters grew to over 100 feet in just two years. The foliage was like a proto-pine needle. Six trunks and four foliage toppers will make for a lot of variations.

A remarkably preserved sandstone fossil of an ancient tree fern is showcased here, featuring a specially designed flat base that facilitates effortless three-dimensional printing.

A tree fossil, specifically of Ledpidodendron, was scanned in Dr. Franek Hasiuk's GeoFabLab at Iowa State University. ...The 3D scanning process used the MakerBot Digitizer Desktop Scanner on a "medium" setting to capture detailed information about the...

These are parasitic plants that can still be found today in tropical climates.  Modular Lepidodendron "Tree". These big boys grew to over 100 feet in just two years. The foliage was like a proto-pine needle. Six bases and four tops will make for a...

Dorothybelle Poli, Associate Professor of Biology at Roanoke College, donated the fossil cast that was carefully 3D scanned using a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner.

This fossil replica was meticulously captured through the use of a state-of-the-art NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner. ...The artifact was generously supplied for scanning purposes by Dorothybelle Poli, an esteemed Associate Professor of Biology at Roanoke...

This fossil cast was meticulously captured using a high-resolution NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner, courtesy of the generosity of Dorothybelle Poli, a renowned expert in the field and Associate Professor of Biology at prestigious Roanoke College.

This arboreal plant shares similarities with Lepidodendron, including Y-shaped roots known as "stigmaria" and scars on its trunk from fallen leaves that resemble seal markings. The latter is why it's called Sigillaria. Its unique feature is a...

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XfrogPlants offers three Cleavers models: 42 centimeters for Model 1, 34 centimeters for Model 2, and 31 centimeters for Model 3. Explore the entire European Groundcover library, but note that these models are intended for ecosystem use rather than...

If you desire a high-resolution version, consider choosing from our high-resolution Daisy models available on XfrogPlants instead of the EU Groundcover Daisy model. ...Remember to utilize your Xfrog Software with the included .XFR files for editing...

XfrogPlants offers highres cousins for certain Groundcover models, such as the Daisy model. Please note that EU Groundcover models are not intended for close-up hero work but rather for populating entire ecosystems. ...Additionally, XFR files are...

... are designed for ecosystem population rather than close-up work. Some models have high-resolution counterparts, like the Daisy model available instead of the EU Groundcover Daisy. Please consider these factors before purchasing XfrogPlants products.

... the entire European Groundcover Library, but note that these models are for ecosystem populating rather than close-up work. Some Groundcover models have high-resolution alternatives, like our Daisy models. Thank you for your interest in XfrogPlants.

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... for ecosystem use rather than close-up work. Some high-resolution alternatives may be available; for example, choose a high-res Daisy model from XfrogPlants instead of the EU Groundcover Daisy. ...Your interest in XfrogPlants is appreciated.

... EU Groundcover models are designed for ecosystems rather than close-up hero work. Some high-resolution versions of Groundcover models are also available, such as the XfrogPlants Daisy model. ...Thank you for your continued interest in XfrogPlants.

... Note that EU Groundcovers are ideal for ecosystem population but not close-up work. Some models have high-resolution counterparts; consider XfrogPlants' Daisy models instead of the EU Groundcover Daisy. ...Thank you for your interest in XfrogPlants.

... European Groundcover Library; however, these models are designed for ecosystems rather than close-up work. Some groundcovers have high-resolution counterparts, such as the Daisy model from XfrogPlants. ...Thank you for your support of XfrogPlants.

... Groundcover Library, but note that these models are designed for ecosystem population rather than close-up work. Some Groundcover models have high-resolution counterparts, like the XfrogPlants Daisy. ...Please continue supporting XfrogPlants.

... Library before purchase. Note that some Groundcover models have high-res cousins; for example, you can choose a high-res Daisy model from XfrogPlants instead of the EU Groundcover Daisy model. ...Your interest in XfrogPlants is appreciated.

... Groundcover library before purchasing. Please note that EU Groundcovers are designed for ecosystems and not close-up work. Some groundcover models have high-res cousins, like the Daisy in XfrogPlants. ...Thank you for your interest in XfrogPlants.

... sizes are available for purchase in the European Groundcover Library. Note that these models are designed for ecosystems, not close-up hero work. Some high-resolution cousins of certain groundcover models exist, such as XfrogPlants' Daisy models.

XfrogPlants offers three models of varying sizes: 53cm, 50cm, and 43cm. The EU Groundcover library is designed for ecosystem population rather than close-up hero work. Some models even have high-resolution alternatives, like the high-res Daisy...

... than close-up work. Some high-res cousins of these groundcover models can be found by searching XfrogPlants Daisy. ...Please note that the EU Groundcover models are not intended for close-up hero work but rather for populating entire ecosystems.