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Scientists Use 3D Printed Eggs to Study the Art of Deception among Birds

Medicine & Technology May 28, 2015

3D printing has already established itself within the scientific community. It's been used to produce tools aboard the International Space Station, replicate body parts for surgical procedures, and now it's found a new niche among biologists studying bird behavior. It turns out, 3D printers produce mighty fine eggs.

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Scientists Use 3D Printed Eggs to Study the Art of Deception among Birds

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