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Display all details of Fang shape varies with ontogeny and sex in the venomous elapid snake Pseudonaja affinis 3D mesh models from the study: Cleuren SGC, Patterson MB, Hocking DP, Warburton NM and Evans AR. 2021. Fang shape varies with ontogeny and sex in the venomous elapid snake Pseudonaja affinis. DOI: 10.1002/jmor.21442 See the text of the paper for further details. Cleuren Silke 73 41
Display all details of Digital endocasts from two late Eocene carnivores shed light on the evolution of the brain at the origin of Carnivora 5 2
Display all details of Zebrafish 3D skeletal reference of postembryonic development A series of microCT scans of juvenile and adult wildtype zebrafish, ranging from 12 mm standard length (SL) to 25 mm SL. 27 27
Display all details of Gamarra et a. Identifying biological affinities of Holocene northern Iberian populations through the inner structures of the upper first molars Gamarra, Beatriz 16 16
Display all details of Jullienella foetida Micro-Ct Micro-Ct of Jullienella foetida from Mauritania. 3D-reconstructions of the test and chamber lumina were generated using Avizo. Micro-CT scans revealed (i) an elaborate system of radiating internal partitions that probably serve to channel cytoplasmic flow and strengthen the test and (ii) that much of the test interior is filled with remnants of dried cytoplasm. Langer, Martin 16 1
Display all details of Werneburg & Joyce. 2021. Cranial turtle CT scans This is a collection of micro-CT scans collected by Ingmar Werneburg and Walter Joyce. The specimens were scanned by Adrian Tröscher (Bonn) or Walter Joyce (Fribourg), and scans were uploaded to MorphoSource by Serjoscha Evers. Please cite this project as "Werneburg I & Joyce WG. 2021. Cranial turtle CT scans. MorphoSource, Project 353832" when using the deposited CT data, and acknowledge Adrian Tröscher for CT acquisition of those specimens generated in Bonn, and Walter Joyce for those generated in Fribourg. 24 24
Display all details of Taxonomic review of the Craugastor mexicanus species series We carried out a taxonomic review of the Craugastor mexicanus species series, a group of six direct developing frogs endemic to Mexico. Using molecular and morphometric analysis we identified six new species within the species series and resurrected one species from synonymy. Morphometric analysis revealed that one clade within the species series is miniaturised relative to the ancestral state. The mechanism of miniaturisation is paedomorphosis. 97 62
Display all details of A remarkable group of thick-headed Triassic Period archosauromorphs with a wide, possibly Pangean distribution The radiation of archosauromorph reptiles in the Triassic Period produced an unprecedented collection of diverse and disparate forms with a mix of varied ecologies and body sizes. Some of these forms were completely unique to the Triassic, whereas others were converged on by later members of Archosauromorpha. One of the most striking examples of this is with Triopticus primus, the early dome-headed form later mimicked by pachycephalosaurid dinosaurs. Here we fully describe the cranial anatomy of Triopticus primus, but also recognize a second dome-headed form from a Upper Triassic deposit in present-day India. The new taxon, Kranosaura kuttyi gen. et sp. nov., is likely the sister taxon of Triopticus primus based on t he p resence of a greatly expanded skull roof with a deep dorsal opening (possibly the pineal opening) through the dome, similar cranial sculpturing, and a skull table that is expanded more posterior than the posterior extent of the basioccipital. However, the dome of Kranosaura kuttyi gen. et sp. nov. extends anterodorsally, unlike that of any other archosauromorph. Histological sections and computed tomographic reconstructions through the skull of Kranosaura kuttyi gen. et sp. nov. further reveal the uniqueness of the dome of these early archosauromorphs. Moreover, our integrated analysis further demonstrates that there are many ways to create a dome in Amniota. The presence of ‘dome-headed’ archosauromorphs at two localities on the western and eastern portions of Pangea suggests that these archosauromorphs were widespread and are likely part of more assemblages than currently recognized. From: NESBITT, S.J., STOCKER, M.R., CHATTERJEE, S., HORNER, J.R., and GOODWIN, M.B. 2021. A remarkable group of thick-headed Triassic Period archosauromorphs with a wide, possibly Pangean distribution. Journal of Anatomy, 239:184–206. 2 2
Display all details of Rabbit ontogeny A study into the ontogenetic changes in skull shape of rabbits and hares. Researchers: Emma Sherratt Brian Kraatz Team Aussie Leporids Sherratt, Emma 0 0
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