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Femoral head trabecular bone structure in two omomyid primates
Timothy M. Ryan
, Richard A. Ketcham
Anthropology
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
Center for Neural Engineering
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Trabecular Bone
100%
Primates
100%
Femoral Head
100%
Volume-of-interest
28%
Trabecular Structure
28%
Computed Tomography
14%
3D Structure
14%
Anisotropy
14%
Bone Volume Fraction
14%
External Load
14%
Analytic Tools
14%
Scanned Data
14%
Femur
14%
3D Architecture
14%
Behavioral Differences
14%
Locomotor Activity
14%
Overall Similarity
14%
Locomotor
14%
Hip Joint
14%
Volume Distribution
14%
Quadruped
14%
Extinct Taxa
14%
Fabric Anisotropy
14%
Distribution Method
14%
High-resolution X-ray Computed Tomography
14%
Star Volume
14%
Fabric Structure
14%
Strepsirrhine
14%
Structural Anisotropy
14%
Quadrupedal
14%
Locomotion Mode
14%
Postcranial Morphology
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Computed Tomography
100%
Hip Joint
100%
Bone Structure
100%
Carterus
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Tomography
100%
Bone Structure
100%
X Ray
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Taxon
100%
Anisotropy
75%
Computer Assisted Tomography
25%
Bone Mass
25%
X-Ray Computed Tomography
25%
Neuroscience
Anisotropy
100%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
66%
Locomotion
33%
Computed Tomography
33%