Mammalia Phylogenetic Tree - 500 - Mono

This phylogenetic tree maps the evolutionary relationships of 500 mammal species - from whales to bats, elephants to shrews - arranged in a radial diagram that reveals the deep structure of mammalian diversity. Each branch represents millions of years of evolution, showing how the extraordinary range of mammal forms descends from common ancestors.

The print draws on current molecular phylogenetics, presenting complex scientific data in a form that rewards both close examination and distant appreciation. Trace the connections between primates and rodents, discover how closely related dolphins are to hippos, see the full sweep of our own class of animals.

Produced as an open-edition print on 250gsm archival matte paper, with clean black-on-white rendering that emphasises structure and readability. Perfect for biology educators, natural history enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by the diversity of life.

Signature Series

The Signature series forms the core of Axisophy — a series of mathematical visualisations and scientific infographics that reveal the structures underlying our world.

From geometry and number theory to astronomy, geology, and evolutionary biology, each design transforms data and theory into elegant visual form.

These works celebrate the shared language of science and design: clarity, proportion, and order made visible.

Printing & Materials

Our Signature series is produced in collaboration with specialist fine-art printing partners using museum-grade 250 gsm archival giclée paper.

Each print is made to order with exceptional precision and colour accuracy, using pigment-based inks for long-term stability and rich tonal depth.

Prints are carefully rolled in acid-free tissue and shipped in rigid cardboard tubes to ensure they arrive in perfect condition, ready for framing.

All materials and processes are chosen for their longevity, texture, and fidelity to the original artwork, reflecting our commitment to quality and craft.