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Dillingham High School students Max Bennett, left, and Jolin Kapotak use a 3-D scanner to record bones of a fetus taken from the womb of a pregnant Orca that washed ashore near Dillingham in Alaska's Bristol Bay a few years ago. The students have been earning high school credit through a cooperative agreement with UAF's Bristol Bay Campus to scan the whale's bones with a 3-D scanner and recreate its skeleton using a 3-D printer.
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