Infinite Morphospace — Mathematical Models of Biological Form (1917

1. Eight Landmark Models of Biological Form (1917–2021) — Start Here

Each card pairs a real biological specimen photograph (left) with a mathematical simulation of how that form grows or self-organizes (right), reproduced from a foundational scientific paper. Click any card to inspect its equations, paper DOI, Python code, and machine-checked Lean 4 proof, or click 🔍 Matrix Cell to see related models in the grid below.

2. Browse All 116 Verified Models: Organism Group (Rows) × Physical Mechanism (Cols)

Click any numbered cell to view its models on the right →

39 Populated Cells (116 Verified Models across 57 Genera) — Rows group organisms by taxon; columns group models by the physical or chemical mechanism that generates the form. Only models passing quantitative specimen-to-simulation comparison (ImgFit ≥ 70.0) are shown.

● Vertebrates (Mammals, Birds, Herps, Fish) ● Invertebrates (Insects, Shells, Corals, Worms) ● Land Plants ● Protists, Slime Molds & Bacteria