Subvolumes analyzed in the paper "In situ loading and patterns of trabecular deformation in the intermediale of the vertebral centrum of a great hammerhead."

The data posted here are 400x400x100 subvolumes, with the smallest dimension being in the direction of applied load. The contrast in each subvolume was scaled to 8-bits (0-255). The data are in the form of a TIF stack which the authors opened with the Fiji version of ImageJ by dragging the file name to the Fiji task bar. The data are for three blocks, 4, 5 and 6 which were imaged under compression and again with the load removed.

The files are gathered into one directory that has been compressed using 7-Zip. Underneath this directory there are three subdirectories named “block_*”, where * = 4, 5 or 6. Underneath each block directory are two subdirectories: “loaded” and “unloaded”. Underneath each loaded or unloaded subdirectory, are 16 files each of which is a different subvolume named “sub_vol_x”, where x = 1, 2, 3, …, 15 or 16.