dr mandible 3d models

The lower jawbone, a mandible, belonging to a macaque monkey has been divided in two sections so it can be printed without additional support. Print Settings: - Printer: prusa i3 - Rafts: No rafts are needed for this print. - Supports: There is no...

Kelly McGehee at the University of South Florida meticulously scanned a human mandible from Medieval Romania for a class project. The project was part of ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, an academic course taught by Dr. Jon Bethard. ...The object was...

Nery Leon from the University of South Florida carefully scans a human mandible found in Medieval Romania. This ancient bone is part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, led by Dr. Jon Bethard's expert instruction. ...The detailed...

Tuesday Frasier at the University of South Florida expertly scanned a human mandible from Medieval Romania as part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, a course taught by Dr. Jon Bethard with precision and dedication. ...The model...

Anastasiia Temkina carefully scanned a human mandible from Medieval Romania at the University of South Florida as part of her class project for Dr. Jon Bethard's ant 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology course. ...The scanning process utilized an Artec Space...

Maria John scans human mandible from Medieval Romania at the University of South Florida as part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology taught by Dr. Jon Bethard. ...The object is processed in Artec Studio 13 with an Artec Space Spider...

Malia Maningo scans human mandible from Medieval Romania at the University of South Florida as part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology taught by Dr. Jon Bethard. ...The object is created with an Artec Space Spider and processed in...

Liz Ventura scans Medieval Romanian mandible at the University of South Florida. Dr. Jon Bethard oversees class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, involving the scanning process. ... An Artec Space Spider creates the model, which is then...

Savannah Fredrickson at the University of South Florida meticulously scanned a human mandible from Medieval Romania. As part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, taught by Dr. Jon Bethard, this object was carefully selected and...

Lauren Mazzolini at the University of South Florida carefully scans a Medieval Romanian human mandible. As part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, taught by Dr. Jon Bethard, this object undergoes thorough scanning. ...The Artec...

Robert Boessenecker created a photogrammetry-based surface model of an American Mastodon mandible, specifically that of Mammut americanum. ...The specimen originated from the Pleistocene era and its exact stratum remains unknown; however, it was...

Morphosource Reveals Stunning Homo Naledi Mandible

Sofia Almeida meticulously scanned the human mandible from Medieval Romania at the University of South Florida as part of a rigorous class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, expertly guided by Dr. Jon Bethard's instruction. ...The highly...

The left human mandible from Medieval Romania is meticulously scanned by Danielle Monaco at the University of South Florida as part of a rigorous class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, expertly guided by Dr. Jon Bethard's tutelage. ...The...

Rhianna Sullivan at the University of South Florida meticulously scanned a human mandible from Medieval Romania. As part of a class project for ANT 4525/ANG 6525 Human Osteology, Dr. Jon Bethard's students were tasked with contributing to the field...

European Rabbit MZB 97-0280 Mandible, Mandible, Mandible Size: 46.7 mm X 41.9 mm X 73.6 mm Female Adult European Rabbit Collected in Catalonia, Spain on February 00, 1997

The Holotype Mandible of Mammut Pacificus (WSC 18743) - A Fossil Marvel.

Bottlenose Dolphin, MZB 90-0376 Mandible Tursiops truncatus (Montagu, 1821) Delfin mular, dolfín mular, or dolfín Mandible Length: Adult 82.1 mm x 174.1 mm x 381.1 mm

Vulture fulvus Gyps (Hablizl, 1783)\nCommon vulture, Leonado vulture, Griffon Vulture \nMZB 2009-0034\nMandible, Mandible, Mandible \nSize (mm) (Depth x Width): 121.6 x 58.6\nSegrià Region, Lleida Province, Spain, December 19, 2008

Corb marí gros, Cormorán Grande, Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo (Linnaeus, 1758) MZB 2009-4163 mandible, Mandible size (mm) (depth x width): 128.8 x 66.6 male, adult Manlleu, Osona, Barcelona (Spain), 10/01/2009

The mandible, a single entity formed by merging lower and upper jaw STL files within Meshmixer's versatile environment.

The Au anamensis mandible KNM-KP 29281 is a fossilized lower jawbone attributed to the species Australopithecus anamensis.

Anas penelope Linnaeus created in 1758 The anec singer, silbon european, Eurasian wigeon is identified as MZB 2005-0888 The mandible, mandible, and mandible are present Size is 86.6 x 20.3 mm (depth x width) A male specimen was found in Sant Jaume...

Rodentia: Myocastor coypus (Molina, 1782) Common names: coipú, coipo, coypu Specimen number: MZB 93-0048 Cranial characteristics: mandible, mandible, mandible Measurement details: size (mm) - high x width x depth: 57.9 x 77.2 x 109.3 Classification:...

Asian Elephant Mandibles Showcase Remarkable Proportions The MZB 95-0780 specimen of Elephas maximus Linnaeus, 1758 is a notable example of an Asian elephant mandible. This fossilized mandible measures 401.63 millimeters in length, 406.55 millimeters...

Caluromys sp. ...J.A. Allen, 1900 Woolly Opossum MZB 2003-1579 Mandible Size (mm): 21.6 x 32.2 x 44.5 La Chorrera, Colombia, 00/00/1979

Royal Kite, Red Kite, Milvus milvus Species ID: MZB 99-0947 Skull Measurement: Mandible Size (mm): Depth 57.4, Width 42.2 Originated in Catalonia, Spain

Grey-lag Goose, Anser anser, Mandible MZB 97-0475 Linnaeus first described this species in 1758. ...Size: depth by width, 116.3 mm by 40.5 mm.

... a tree. ... Mandible measurements are provided for a specimen found in Torelló, Spain. The mandible is approximately 50.9 millimeters deep and 30.9 millimeters wide. ... This measurement was taken from a female adult owl collected on June 26th, 2011.

The Pleistocene horse mandible and teeth were 3D-scanned using a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum's Department of Paleobiology on September 25, 2017. ...The specimen number for this mandible is USNM V 11160;...