We live in a three-dimensional world and in this we have a length, a width and a thickness, just like all the living organisms. The study of animals, zoology, involves understanding their structure plans: without describing the structure of an organ or organ system, the operation of it is incomprehensible. If we live well in a three dimensional world explanatory ways we still spend most of the time by support in two sizes: the blackboard professors or the screen of data projectors, drawings or photos we have Give us 2D images of the objects or structures we describe or analyze. MetaMorphos (Metazoan Morphology) is a program that illustrates the structure plans of invertebrate metazoans by high-quality 3D reconstructions. It is aimed at people who want to understand animal architecture whether they are naturalist amateurs, professional zoologists, students or biology teachers.
