humerus 3d

A small but significant discovery, indeed - the right brachial bone (humerus) of a pony, carefully preserved and measured at an impressive 155 x 48 x 48 mm. ...Recent advances in technology have allowed for the meticulous examination of this specimen,...

A detailed three-dimensional model of the human humerus is precisely crafted through a sophisticated CT scan process, accessible here: http://isbweb.org/data/vsj/. ...Despite its imperfect visual presentation, this is an inaugural achievement and...

Remains of a humerus bone from a medium-sized, now-extinct ground sloth, Parocnus serus, are discovered in the cave of Padre Nuestro, located within the boundaries of East National Park, an area known as Parque Nacional del Este, on the island of...

... or a leonardo vulture due to its striking appearance. The scientific classification for this species is MZB 2009-0034. On the left humerus, which is one of the long bones in the arm, we have measurements taken at a depth and width in millimeters.

Surface scan of the right humerus of baby Parasaurolophus Joe, a reversed imprint since the original bone was missing. The original scan comes from an open-access paper that described this specimen. I've edited the scan to make it printable, and the...

Surface scan of the right humerus of baby Parasaurolophus Joe displays a reversed imprint as the original bone was missing. The original scan originated from an open-access paper detailing this specimen. I have edited the scan to ensure printability....

Left humerus of one of the juvenile Shropshire Mammoths, discovered at Condover, Shropshire. A mammoth is any species of the extinct genus Mammuthus, part of the diverse order of trunked mammals known as proboscideans. The various mammoth species...

The guinea pig femur was recovered by Bruce Manzano of the University of Kentucky from a local pet store in Reading, Pennsylvania. ...A NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner precisely captured its intricate details through a 3D scanning process.

doi:10.1016/j.jas.2009.05.021 3D model lending institution: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology's Department of Human Evolution in Leipzig, Germany. Skeleton loaned from: The Department of Human Evolution at the Max Planck Institute...

This repurposed turkey femur, salvaged from a previous holiday meal, underwent detailed scanning using a state-of-the-art NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner to capture its precise dimensions and structure.

A digital replica of the bone was produced by Daniel Thomas of the Institute of Natural and Mathematical Sciences at Massey University using an HP SLS-2 3D Scanner with HP 3D scan 5 software; post-processing was done in Blender 2.74. ...The size of the...

Fossil from the Arborio Mastodon Site in Orange County, New York, Scanned in 3D Using Go!Scan 50 on May 31, 2018. VB102 Designates This Specimen. The State Museum of New York Provided Courtesy. ... This Object Was Digitally Documented by Virtual...

David Livingstone's left humerus is recreated in stunning detail as a 3D model, showcasing the exact replica of the bone that was severely fractured when a lion suddenly attacked him while he was on a hunting expedition.

Samantha Carruthers, a researcher affiliated with Massey University's School of Natural and Computational Sciences, produced a digital bone replica utilizing the HP SLS-3 3D scanner accompanied by the HP 3D scan 5 software. Post-processing was...

This left humerus from a fox was scanned at the Virtual Curation Laboratory using a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner. The bone was on loan from the Fort Lee Regional Archaeological Curation Facility (RACF) to help create a digital zooarchaeological type...

This specimen belongs to the right humerus of the pronghorn, a North American species known scientifically as Antilocapra americana.

... ...A digital replica of this specimen was created by Daniel Thomas, a researcher with the Institute of Natural and Mathematical Sciences at Massey University, using an HP SLS-2 3D Scanner and HP 3D scan 5 software to process the data in Blender 2.74.

Female African Elephant MSCC-020, a vibrant fifteen-year-old, proudly displays her strong right humerus leg bone, a testament to her robust physique.

... MZB 2001-0286 belongs to a male, adult orangutan. It was obtained from the Zoo de Barcelona located in Spain on November 6th, 2001. The right forelimb of this male adult orangutan is preserved as a húmero, humerus, or right anterior forelimb.

complex distal end humerus fracture with involvement of all 3 columns.full-scale tomographic reconstructionprinting on Pla color Bone (or stone depending on the brand)0.4mm extruder4 walls, 5 layers top and bottomwith support (can be without speed...

It's a Canis lupus, specifically its humerus. The modern sample comes from the reference library of the Zooarchaeology Laboratory at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, which is located within Harvard University. ...This item was scanned by...

This orangutan specimen, designated MZB 2001-0286, has a distinct left humerus that sets it apart from others of its kind. Adult males like this one are notable for their impressive physical stature and robust build. ... In 2001, the specimen was...

I got inspired by an article on printing a 3D object from MRI data and decided to take on my own project. After having some shoulder trouble, I scheduled an MRI and soon found myself in possession of my DICOM files courtesy of the medical office. The...

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This pig femur comes from the Walnut Valley slave cabin in Surry County, Virginia, and was donated for 3-D scanning by Brenna Geraghty, Museum Director at Chippokes Plantation State Park. It was 3-D captured with a NextEngine Desktop 3-D scanner.

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