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3D model of a bone rod
3D scan of a bone rod (Beinstab) found at the burial site in Hallstatt, Austria, in grave 260.
This object is not on display and can be viewed by appointment.
MicroCT scan of the skull of a walrus (Odobenus rosmarus). Dataset to Grunstra et al. (2024) "Convergent evolution in Afrotheria and non-afrotherians demonstrates high evolvability of the mammalian inner ear"
MicroCT scan of the skull of a walrus (Odobenus rosmarus). This dataset was part of a study on the evolution of the inner ear.
MicroCT scan of the skull of a platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus). Dataset to Grunstra et al. (2024) "Convergent evolution in Afrotheria and non-afrotherians demonstrates high evolvability of the mammalian inner ear"
MicroCT scan of the skull of a platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus). This dataset was part of a study on the evolution of the inner ear.
MicroCT scan of the skull of a tucuxi (Sotalia fluviatilis). Dataset to Grunstra et al. (2024) "Convergent evolution in Afrotheria and non-afrotherians demonstrates high evolvability of the mammalian inner ear"
MicroCT scan of the skull of a tucuxi (Sotalia fluviatilis). This dataset was part of a study on the evolution of the inner ear.
MicroCT scan of the skull of a Java mouse-deer (Tragulus javanicus). Dataset to Grunstra et al. (2024) "Convergent evolution in Afrotheria and non-afrotherians demonstrates high evolvability of the mammalian inner ear"
MicroCT scan of the skull of a Java mouse-deer (Tragulus javanicus). This dataset was part of a study on the evolution of the inner ear.
MicroCT scan of the skull of a manatee (Trichechus sp). Dataset to Grunstra et al. (2024) "Convergent evolution in Afrotheria and non-afrotherians demonstrates high evolvability of the mammalian inner ear"
MicroCT scan of the skull of a manatee (Trichechus sp). This dataset was part of a study on the evolution of the inner ear.
MicroCT scan of the skull of a Northern tamandua (Tamandua mexicana). Dataset to Grunstra et al. (2024) "Convergent evolution in Afrotheria and non-afrotherians demonstrates high evolvability of the mammalian inner ear"
MicroCT scan of the skull of a Northern tamandua (Tamandua mexicana). This dataset was part of a study on the evolution of the inner ear.