New Ross Lab paper on sagittal suture strain in capuchins
/in Callum Ross Publications, Craniomandibular biomechanics, News, PublishedThanks to Craig Byron for leading the charge on this great paper reporting in vivo bone strain from multiple sites across the sagittal suture in capuchins. These are important data on the variation in strain along the suture and across different behaviors.
Sagittal suture strain in capuchin monkeys (Sapajus and Cebus) during feeding
Craig Byron | David Reed | Jose Iriarte-Diaz | Qian Wang | David Strait | Myra F. Laird | Callum F. Ross
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Callum F. Ross, PhD
Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy
The University of Chicago
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