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AGGRC Flexi Xenopus Frog

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Created:
7/9/25
Submitted:
10/7/26
Published:
10/7/26
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Description

The AGGRC Flexi-Xenopus was developed as an engaging 3D print for outreach focused on developmental biology and amphibian research. Modeled after the Xenopus frog, a key model organism in science, this flexible design was created by Brittany Ratliff at the AGGRC. 

Explore more of our open-source models and research at AGGRC.com.


All Fusion 360 files can be found on our GitHub through the following link:

https://github.com/aggrc/AGGRC-Flexi-Xenopus-Frog

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AGGRC Flexi Xenopus Frog