Scientiﬁc Illustration Sculpture 3D Modelling - EoFauna · 5 Our restorations and illustrations are made under anatomical knowledge, based on published scientific papers on osteologi-cal

Scientific Illustration

Sculpture

3D Modelling

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Scientific illustration

Paleo Reconstruction Baryonyx walkeri

Brachiosaurus altithorax

Ceratosaurus magnicornis

Dilophosaurus wetherilli

Dracorex hogwartsia

Europasaurus holgeri

Guanlong wucaii

Miragaia longicollum

Turiasaurus riodevensis

Tyrannosaurus rex

Ajkaceratops kozmai

Daemonosaurus chauliodus

Nemegtomaia barsboldi

Pelecanimimus polyodon

Sinocalliopteryx gigas

Zalmoxes robustusi Sculpture Deinotherium giganteum Elephas maximus Loxodonta africana

Loxodonta cyclotis

Mammut americanum

Mammuthus meridionalis

Raphus cucullatus

3D Modeling

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Scientific illustration

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Our restorations and illustrations are made under anatomical knowledge, based on published scientific papers on osteologi-cal measurements, which draw as a result accurate recreations very close to the real life appearance.

We offer diverse dimension sizes for our illustrations, including the real size option for the skeletal reconstructions, very appro-priate for museums and exhibitions.

If you don’t find the desired illustration or have any doubts, please contact us at [email protected] and we will give you a personalized solution. Note that we can design material for canvas, poster, advertisements…

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Guanlong wucaiiAuthor: Sante Mazzei

Miragaia longicollumAuthor: Sante Mazzei

Single use license Full use license

Size: M2046 x 1433 pixels

17,3 x 12,1 cm300 dpi

Size: L5800 x 4060 pixels

49,1 x 34,4 cm300 dpi

Tamaño: M 2046 x 1433 píxeles

17,3 x 12,1 cm300 dpi


49,1 x 34,4 cm300 dpi

110€ 215€ 165€ 325€



19,1 x 13,1 cm300 dpi


47,8 x 32,7 cm300 dpi


19,1 x 13,1 cm300 dpi


47,8 x 32,7 cm300 dpi

110€ 215€ 165€ 325€

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Acrocanthosaurus atokensisAuthor: Andrey Atuchin


Size: M2475x 1126 pixels

21 x 9,5cm300 dpi


38,1 x 17,3 cm300 dpi

Size: M2475x 1126 pixels

21 x 9,5cm300 dpi


38,1 x 17,3 cm300 dpi

90€ 170€ 135€ 255€

Charonosaurus jiayinensisAuthor: Andrey Atuchin



21 x 10 cm 300 dpi

Size: L4500 x 2154 pxels

38,1 x 18,2 cm 300 dpi


21 x 10 cm 300 dpi


38,1 x 18,2 cm 300 dpi

90€ 170€ 135€ 255€

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Mammut americanumAuthor: Asier Larramendi

Mammuthus meridionalisAuthor: Asier Larramendi



20 x 10 cm300 dpi


40 x 20 cm300 dpi

Size: scalable

Any size300 dpi


20 x 10 cm300 dpi


40 x 20 cm300 dpi

Size: scalable

Any size300 dpi

90€ 135€ 240€ 170€ 255€ 400€



20 x 12,5 cm300 dpi

Tamaño: L4724 x 2953 pixels

40 x 25 cm300 dpi

Size: scalable

Any size300 dpi


20 x 12,5 cm300 dpi

Tamaño: L4724 x 2953 pixels

40 x 25 cm300 dpi

Size: scalable

Any size300 dpi

90€ 135€ 240€ 170€ 255€ 400€

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Elephas falconeriAuthor: Sante Mazzei



17,1 x 12 cm300 dpi


38,1 x 17,3 cm300 dpi


17,1 x 12 cm300 dpi


38,1 x 17,3 cm300 dpi

110€ 215€ 165€ 325€

Hyaenodon horridusAuthor: Heraldo Mussolini



20 x 12,8 cm 300 dpi


40,1 x 25,7 cm 300 dpi


20 x 12,8 cm 300 dpi


40,1 x 25,7 cm 300 dpi

110€ 215€ 165€ 325€

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Paleo reconstruccion

Sculptor: Jorge Ágel Ortiz MendietaPainter: Martha Laura GarcíaScientific advise: Rubén Molina Asier Larramendi

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We create high quality craft paleo reconstructions made with epoxy putty, based on scientifically described individuals. If you need any dinosaur species replica, please write us at [email protected]

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BMNH R9951

Selling price: 2200€

Primarily piscivorous habits Theropod. Its main features were enor-mous claws of nearly 25 cm in length and a head that resembles a crocodile

Baryonyx walkeri (Charig & Milner, 1986)

Specimen BMNH R9951

Size 915 mm (1:1 scale)

Period Early middle Cretaceous

Place England

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USNM 5730


A gigantic sauropod that lived in North America. For a long time it was believed to be the largest dinosaur. Today has been overtaken by many recent discoveries; anyway still a huge animal.

The replica is based on a Brachiosaurus sp. (Carpenter, K. and Tid-well, V. (1998)) which possibly belongs to altithorax species. Do not confuse with Giraffatitan brancai

Brachiosaurus altithorax (Riggs, 1903)

Specimen USNM 5730


Period Late Jurassic

Place United States

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MWC 1


Medium-sized theropod, very famous for its unique horn and tre-mendously developed teeth. Reconstruction based on Madsen, J. H., Jr., and S. P. Welles, 2000.

Ceratosaurus magnicornis (Madsen & Welles, 2000)

Specimen MWC 1



Place United States

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UCMP 37302 & UCMP 77270


Slender built primitive theropod, whose skull was adorned with two large bony ridges. The sculpture is based on paleo Welles, S. P. (1984)

Dilophosaurus wetherilli (Welles, 1954)

Specimen UCMP 37302 y UCMP 77270

Size 619 mm (1:1 size)

Period Early Jurassic

Place United States

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TCMI 2004.17.1


Described as a new genus but, after further research (Horner JR and Goodwin, M.B., 2009) http://www.plosone.org/article/info:-doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007626), it is currently considered a juve-nile Pachycephalosaurus. Reconstruction from Bakker et al., 2006.

Dracorex hogwartsia (Bakker et al., 2006)

Specimen TCMI 2004.17.1


Period Late Cretaceous

Place United States

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DFMMh/FV 291


It is the smallest Sauropod in the Jurassic Period. Reconstruction based on Sander et al., 2006. Europasaurus holgeri (Mateus, Laven, & Knötschke, 2006)

Specimen DFMMh/FV 291



Place Germany

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IVPP V14531


Small sized crested carnivore, primitive relative of the famous Tyran-nosaurus rex. Replica based on the work by Xu et al., 2006 Guanlong wucaii (Xu et al., 2006)

Specimen IVPP V14531


Period Middle Jurassic

Place China

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DFMMh/FV 291


Stegosaur with the most elongated neck in the group. Cast based on Mateus et al., 2009. Miragaia longicollum (Mateus et al., 2009)

Specimen ML 433



Place Portugal

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CPT-1211


Turiasaurus was one of the largest Dinosaur in Europe. Paleo recons-truction based on Royo-Torres & Paul Upchurch (2012) Turiasaurus riodevensis (Royo-Torres, Cobos & Alcala, 2006)

Specimen IVPP V14531



Place Spain

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FMNH PR2081


Enormous sized famous theropod, it was the largest carnivore in North America. It possessed the most powerful jaws among all the discovered dinosaurs.

The replica is based on the famous skull specimen known as Sue, the most complete skeleton found of this species.

Tyrannosaurus rex (Osborn, 1905)

Specimen FMNH PR2081



Place United States

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MTM V2009.192.1


Ajkaceratops kozmai (Ösi et al., 2010)

Specimen MTM V2009.192.1



Place Hungary

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UCMP 37302 & UCMP 77270


Daemonosaurus chauliodus (Sues et al., 2011)

Specimen UCMP 37302 & UCMP 77270


Period Late Triassic

Place United States

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GIN100121 12


Nemegtomaia barsboldi (Lü et al., 2004)

Specimen GIN100121 12


Period Upper Cretaceous

Place Mongolia

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LH 7777


Pelecanimimus polyodon (Pérez-Moreno et al., 1994)

Specimen LH 7777


Period Early Cretaceous

Place Europe

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JMP-V-05-01


Sinocalliopteryx gigas (Ji et al., 2007)

Specimen JMP-V-05-01



Place China

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BMNH R.33921


Zalmoxes robustus (Weishampel et al., 2003)

Specimen BMNH R.33921



Place Europe and Australia

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Sculptures

Sculptor: Shu-yu HsuPainterr: Feng Shan LuScientific advise: Asier Larramendi

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Sculpted figurines from anatomically accurate reconstructions made on computer and based on properly described indivi-duals. The result is the most accurate and realistic representa-tion ever created.

1:48 scale figurines are ideal to decorate your desktop and ac-company on your long hours of work or study. The 1:20 scale is more proper for museums and exhibitions

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It was an enormous sized proto-elephant. Its unique characteristics short trunk and downward curving tusks attached to the lower jaw, makes this animal different among all proboscidea.

Sculpture based on the famous skull found Eppelsheim and in the partial skeleton Nr. 1935I 23 found in Munich.

Deinotherium giganteum (Kaup, 1829)

Genus Deinotherium giganteum

Species D.giganteum

Shoulder height 350 - 390 cm

Period Late Miocene

Place Europe

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Restricted to Asia, it is the second largest land animal today. Unli-ke its African relative, has smaller ears and tusks are generally less developed.

Elephas maximus (Linnaeus, 1758)

Genus Elephas

Species E.maximus


Period Pleistocene - Holocene

Place Asia

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The African elephant, specifically that of the Savannah, is the largest land animal today. Loxodonta africana (Blumenbach, 1797)

Genus Loxodonta

Species L.africana

Shooulder height 320 - 340 cm


Place Africa


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Loxodonta cyclotis (Matschie, 1900)

Genus Loxodonta

Species L.cyclotis



Place Central Africa

This little elephant used to be regarded as a subspecies or synonym of African Savannah elephant, until several genetic analysis have concluded that is a separate species (Rohland et al., (2010)).

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Mastodon typical of North America, it was one of the most robust proboscideans. It differs clearly from mammo-ths and modern elephants, mainly by their dentition and body proportions. It became extinct only 4,000 years ago. The sculpture is based on the famous specimen known as Warren, AMNH 9951.

Mammut americanum (Kerr, 1792)

Genus Mammut americanum

Species M.americanum


Period Pleistocene-Holocene

Place North America


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Mammuthus meridionalis (Nesti, 1825)

Genus Mammuthus

Species M.meridionalis


Period Middle Pleistocene

Place Eurasia

It was one of the earliest mammoths that inhabited Europe. Its tusks were extremely robust and it was one of the largest mammoths that ever lived. The sculpture is based on the magnificent specimen reco-vered from the quarry near to Scoppito, Santarelli (L’Aquila) in 1954.

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El Dodo fue un ave no voladora que habitó las islas Mauricio. La extinción del dodo a finales del siglo XVII ocurrió a causa de seres humanos.

Esta escultura del Dodo, está basada en los último estudios realiza-do acerca de su apariencia en vida, véase por ejemplo el trabajo de Julian P. Hume (2006).

La plataforma de madera de (85x100x15mm) viene inlcuida

Raphus cucullatus (Linnaeus, 1758)

Genus Raphus cucullatus

Species R. cucullatus

Height 80 cm

Period Pleistocene-Holocene

Place Island of Mauritius

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3D Modeling

3D Modeling: Shu-yu Hsu3D Animation: Jimmy LiuScientific Adviser: Asier Larramendi

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We create 3D models conducted with the highest scientific rigor, based on musculoskeletal reconstructions under pinpoint accu-racy, after extensive research, either on bibliographic work or from the data obtained from museum collections. We use com-parative anatomy to get the most realistic results.

Our models and animations can be used in audiovisual aids, multimedia, publications and other disclosure projects.

If you are interested in our 3Ds or you think you can work on your projects, please write to [email protected]

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Scientiﬁc Illustration Sculpture 3D Modelling - EoFauna · 5 Our restorations and illustrations are made under anatomical knowledge, based on published scientific papers on osteologi-cal