The Melbourne Femur Collection is a unique archive of human femoral bone tissue gathered from persons who died suddenly and unexpectedly without any major predisposing medical conditions or long perio
Simmons-Ehrhardt et al. [12] reported averaged cranial measurements, derived from 3D bone models of CT scans collected from 303 living subjects in the U.S.A. The CT database comprised both sexes and
Files submitted along with a set of four deer leg bones, collected at a single feeding site, to the North Carolina State University study, "Study of Allegedly Morphologically Anomalous Physical Sample
Parks et al. [5] measured 25 tissue depth locations defined by 14 mid-sagittal and 11 bilateral facial landmark pairs [23] on bone and soft tissue 3D models derived from CT scans of 388 living subject
