Anatomy in the round

The bones
remember flight

A single pterodactyl, lit and turned through six vantages. Scroll to rotate the specimen — the page moves the animal, not the other way around.

Scroll to turn

02Cranial

The skull

Rotated to the head, the elongated jaw and backswept crest come forward. Lightly built and hollow, a frame that favoured reach over force.

Skull length~1.2 metres View90° anterior

Cervical03

The neck

A long, lightly vertebrated neck bridges skull to body — flexible, air-filled, and built to carry that oversized head without weighing the animal down.

VertebraeElongated, hollow ViewCervical

04Axial

Ribcage & spine

The core reveals a compact, bird-like ribcage and a stiffened spine — the anchor for the flight muscles that powered every downstroke.

BuildAir-filled, rigid ViewMid-section

Limbs05

The wings

Turned to the limbs, the elongated fourth finger carries the whole wing membrane — one vast digit doing the work of an entire arm.

Wingspan~6 metres ViewWing

06Composite

The full animal

The closing angle brings every element together — crest, neck, wing, and keel in one frame. Tens of millions of years held still, and made to turn at the pace of a scroll.

AgeLate Cretaceous ViewFull body

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Skulls

by Tofomi

Museum-grade skull replicas,
made to carry.

Skulls Collection · Tofomi

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Skulls Collection

Carry prehistory
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Each skull is precision-cast from a museum reference specimen — reduced to keychain scale without losing the detail that makes the original extraordinary. Bone-white finish. Every tooth, orbit, and suture line intact.

Museum accurate Everyday carry Collector grade

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Pteranodon Skull

Keychain Edition · Skulls by Tofomi

MaterialHigh-detail resin

FinishBone white

IncludesKeyring & pouch

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The bonesremember flight