3D scan method quantifies skull remodelling in two craniosynostosis cases
A three-stage computational workflow used 3D scans to measure skull remodelling during craniosynostosis surgery in two infants, with registration errors ...
Tag: geometric morphometrics
Same Genes, Different Wings: Wing Shape Divergence Among Castes in a Social Wasp
A study of 965 Eastern yellowjacket wasps found that caste, colony and paternal family contribute to wing shape, while weak ...
New spiny ostracod species documented in two ancient lakes in southwestern China
A taxonomic study describes Limnocythere curvispinosa sp. nov. from living specimens in Fuxian Lake and Holocene fossil valves in Yangzong ...
Geometric morphometric study links wing differences in non-native moth fly to location, weather and sampling year
A geometric morphometric study of 482 wings from non-native Psychoda albipennis found geographic and interannual differences associated with locality, wind, ...
Forgotten Fossil Reveals New Species of 30-Million-Year-Old Darwin Wasp from France
A wasp fossil overlooked for decades in a French museum collection has been described as a new species of extinct ...
Elevation Shapes Butterfly Wing Morphology and Patterns
A study in the Carpathian Mountains reveals that temperature and elevation significantly influence the wing size, shape, and eyespot patterns ...
Hidden Split: Japan’s Alpine Beetle Nebria taketoi Revealed as Two Species
A taxonomic revision of Japan's rare alpine carabid beetle Nebria taketoi reveals it comprises at least two distinct species, including ...
Geometry Cracks the Shell: Reading Abalone Origins in Their Shapes
A new geometric morphometrics study separates five abalone species with complete accuracy and distinguishes wild from farbled Pacific abalone, though ...
Built to Break the Surface: How Reinforced Vertebrae Save Diving Seabirds from Deadly Impact
A University of Washington study finds that gannets and boobies survive high-speed plunge dives thanks to stockier neck vertebrae and ...
Mating Systems and Mimicry Shape the Wings of Heliconius Butterflies
A geometric morphometric study of Heliconius butterflies reveals that mating systems and sex-specific reproductive pressures dominate wing shape evolution, while ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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