Release Summary for Week of March 03, 2025

Overview

• Total releases this week: 385
• Period: March 03 - March 09, 2025

Release Details

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-10_00-59-19

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-10_00-59-19
• Released: March 09, 2025 21:59 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105371).

New Record #105372 Title: Maxillae Left And Right [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717784?locale=en Object: USNM:PAL:USNM V21878 Taxonomy: Hemiacodon gracilis Element or Part: Maxillae left and right Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/10/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Contractual Restrictions

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-09_21-59-47

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-09_21-59-47
• Released: March 09, 2025 21:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Image] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717750?locale=en Record ID: 000717750 Object: SHN:SHN:SHN.830 Taxonomy: Cambelodon Cambelodon torreensis Data Manager: Victor Carvalho Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-09_21-59-16

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_21-59-16
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:34 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105370).

New Record #105371 Title: Element Unspecified [Image] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717750?locale=en Object: SHN:SHN:SHN.830 Taxonomy: Cambelodon Cambelodon torreensis Data Manager: Victor Carvalho Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-09_21-59-45

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-09_21-59-45
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:34 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Cambelodon torreensis: Insights from Advanced CT Scanning

Cambelodon torreensis is a fascinating species that provides valuable insights into the evolutionary history of its lineage. The specimen, cataloged as SHN:SHN:SHN.830, underwent detailed X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning, revealing intricate anatomical features that were previously inaccessible through traditional examination methods.

The CT scans have illuminated the complex dental structures of Cambelodon torreensis, showcasing a unique arrangement of molars and incisors that suggest specialized feeding habits. These dental adaptations indicate that the species may have had a diet consisting of hard-shelled organisms, which can shed light on its ecological niche and feeding strategies. Additionally, the scans have detailed the cranial anatomy, including the shape and orientation of the jawbones, providing clues about its sensory capabilities and muscle attachment points. This information enhances our understanding of how Cambelodon torreensis interacted with its environment and other species.

Furthermore, the limb morphology revealed by the CT imaging highlights robust limb bones with specific articulations that imply a particular mode of locomotion. Whether adapted for digging, climbing, or sustained running, these features offer significant data on the behavioral patterns and habitat preferences of Cambelodon torreensis. The detailed visualization of the skeletal structure also aids in phylogenetic studies, allowing scientists to compare it with related species and trace evolutionary developments.

Overall, the CT scans of Cambelodon torreensis serve as a crucial tool in reconstructing the life history and biological characteristics of this species. By uncovering hidden anatomical details, researchers can build a more comprehensive picture of its role in the ecosystem and its evolutionary significance.

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-09_20-49-38

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-09_20-49-38
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:34 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_20-33-42

CT Slice Analysis:

The images you provided appear to be CT (computed tomography) slice images, likely taken in a frontal view.

1. Initial Images: The first several images appear to show very dark fields with a small central white square or dot, suggesting either minimal anatomical detail visible in those slices or that they may be indicative of empty or low-density regions.

2. Subsequent Images: The latter images present varying degrees of gray scales and textures. These images may depict anatomical structures, possibly indicating areas with different densities. The presence of textures could suggest more complex shapes or structures, potentially reflective of biological materials or anatomical features.

Overall, the transition from mostly black to varied grayscale suggests progression from low-density areas to those with more discernible features. If more context about the sample or subject were provided, a more specific interpretation could be made about the underlying biological structures.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-09_20-34-26

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-09_20-34-26
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:33 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Frontal [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717738?locale=en Record ID: 000717738 Object: tmm:vpl:46513-1 Taxonomy: Primates indet. Element or Part: Frontal Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-09_20-33-42

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_20-33-42
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:26 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105369).

New Record #105370 Title: Frontal [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717738?locale=en Object: tmm:vpl:46513-1 Taxonomy: Primates indet. Element or Part: Frontal Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-09_20-34-13

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-09_20-34-13
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:26 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of the frontal section from an indeterminate primate offers a fascinating glimpse into the cranial anatomy of this specimen. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the intricate details of the frontal bone, which forms a crucial part of the skull. This high-resolution imaging reveals the structure of the brow ridges, orbital cavities, and nasal passages, providing valuable information about the primate's sensory and respiratory adaptations.

One notable feature evident in the scan is the prominence and curvature of the supraorbital torus, which may indicate specific social behaviors or environmental adaptations. The thickness and density of the frontal bone can also shed light on the evolutionary pressures the species faced, such as dietary habits that required strong jaw muscles or protective cranial features against predators. Additionally, the internal morphology, including the arrangement of cranial sutures and the presence of foramina, offers insights into the neurovascular pathways and braincase development, hinting at the neurological complexity of the primate.

This CT imaging not only enhances our understanding of the specimen's anatomical structure but also allows for comparative analyses with other primate fossils. By examining these morphological traits, scientists can better reconstruct the evolutionary history and ecological niches of early primates. The detailed visualization provided by the CT scans is instrumental in uncovering the subtle variations that differentiate species, ultimately contributing to a deeper comprehension of primate diversity and evolution.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-09_20-26-44

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-09_20-26-44
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:26 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Frontals Left And Right [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717724?locale=en Record ID: 000717724 Object: USNM:PAL:USNM V21878 Taxonomy: Hemiacodon gracilis Element or Part: Frontals left and right Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Contractual Restrictions

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-09_20-29-54

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-09_20-29-54
• Released: March 09, 2025 20:26 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_20-26-02

CT Slice Analysis:

The images appear to be CT scans displaying a series of cross-sectional slices of an anatomical structure, likely cranial or related to the frontal region, based on the title "Frontals Left And Right."

1. Initial Images: The first few images are similar and primarily black with central or small white objects, possibly indicating slices where minimal structure is present or where specific features are being highlighted.

2. 3D Views: The subsequent images show 3D reconstructions from the CT data. These portray more complex anatomy, emphasizing shapes that suggest bone structures or cavities. Various perspectives show the complexity of the morphology, possibly including features like the nasal cavity, orbit bones, etc.

3. Diversity in Orientation: The different angles and views reinforce the three-dimensional nature of the scans, highlighting how structures relate spatially.

Overall, these CT slice images provide valuable insight into the anatomical detail and structure of the frontal region, beneficial for studies in anatomy, anthropology, and medicine.

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-09_20-26-02

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_20-26-02
• Released: March 09, 2025 19:58 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105368).

New Record #105369 Title: Frontals Left And Right [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717724?locale=en Object: USNM:PAL:USNM V21878 Taxonomy: Hemiacodon gracilis Element or Part: Frontals left and right Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Contractual Restrictions

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-09_20-26-29

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-09_20-26-29
• Released: March 09, 2025 19:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The specimen USNM:PAL:USNM V21878 belongs to the species Hemiacodon gracilis and comprises the left and right frontal bones. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning, researchers have been able to explore these frontal elements in unprecedented detail. The CT images reveal the intricate sutural patterns where the frontals connect with neighboring cranial bones, shedding light on the skull structure and growth dynamics of Hemiacodon gracilis. Notably, the scans highlight the pronounced orbital rims, which may indicate the positioning and size of the eyes, suggesting aspects of the organism’s vision and sensory capabilities.

Additionally, the high-resolution scans uncover internal features such as vascular canals and muscle attachment sites. These details provide valuable information about the blood flow and musculature associated with the frontal region, offering insights into the animal’s physiology and behavior. The morphology of these frontal bones can also inform scientists about the evolutionary relationships between Hemiacodon gracilis and related species, helping to map out its place within the broader taxonomic framework.

Overall, the CT scans of the frontals left and right are instrumental in enhancing our understanding of the anatomical and functional aspects of Hemiacodon gracilis. This detailed morphological data not only aids in reconstructing the appearance and lifestyle of the species but also contributes to the study of its evolutionary history and ecological adaptations.

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-09_20-20-10

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-09_20-20-10
• Released: March 09, 2025 19:58 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_19-57-36

CT Slice Analysis:

It appears that you have presented a series of CT slice images labeled as "Left Mandible With M1." These images typically depict cross-sectional views of a specimen, in this case, the left mandible, which is a bone in the lower jaw.

In such CT imagery:

1. Gaps in the Images: The slices would display different planes through the mandible, allowing for the examination of various anatomical features. However, since the images are displayed as black with a central white dot or line, it is challenging to interpret any structures visually.

2. Expected Anatomical Features: Typically, one might expect to see:

   • The curvature of the mandible.
   • Socket areas where teeth are or were anchored (if present).
   • Any notable features such as mandibular processes, or evidence of dental roots.

3. Usefulness in Study: These images could be useful in studies related to dental anthropology, pathology, or reconstructive surgery, providing insights into the bone structure and any potential abnormalities.

If you have specific aspects or features you're curious about, feel free to share!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-09_19-58-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-09_19-58-12
• Released: March 09, 2025 19:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Left Mandible With M1 3 [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717711?locale=en Record ID: 000717711 Object: USNM:PAL:USNM V21878 Taxonomy: Hemiacodon gracilis Element or Part: Left Mandible with m1-3 Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Contractual Restrictions

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-09_19-57-36

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-09_19-57-36
• Released: March 09, 2025 19:51 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105367).

New Record #105368 Title: Left Mandible With M1 3 [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717711?locale=en Object: USNM:PAL:USNM V21878 Taxonomy: Hemiacodon gracilis Element or Part: Left Mandible with m1-3 Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 03/09/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Contractual Restrictions

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-09_19-58-05

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-09_19-58-05
• Released: March 09, 2025 19:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recently scanned specimen of Hemiacodon gracilis, housed under the catalog number USNM V21878, offers a remarkable glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this species through its left mandible featuring the first three molars (m1-3). Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography (CT) technology, researchers can explore the detailed structure of the mandible without the need for physical dissection, preserving the specimen's integrity for future studies. The high-resolution scans reveal the delicate curvature of the jawbone and the precise alignment of the molars, which are essential for understanding the feeding mechanics of Hemiacodon gracilis.

Notably, the morphology of the molars provides valuable insights into the dietary preferences and ecological adaptations of this species. The shape and wear patterns on the teeth suggest a diet that may have included a variety of plant materials, indicating a possible role in its ecosystem as an herbivore or omnivore. Additionally, the articulation surfaces of the mandible show how the jaw moves, offering clues about the animal's feeding behavior and evolutionary relationships with other species.

By examining these detailed morphological features, scientists can better reconstruct the evolutionary history of Hemiacodon gracilis, shedding light on how certain anatomical traits have developed over time. This CT scan not only enhances our understanding of the species' biology and ecological niche but also contributes to broader paleontological knowledge, helping to map the diversity and adaptability of ancient organisms.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-09_19-51-28

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-09_19-51-28
• Released: March 09, 2025 01:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000677539?locale=en Record ID: 000677539 Object: UF:Herp:192402 Taxonomy: Typhlonectes natans Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Jaimi Gray Date Uploaded: 11/01/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

Daily Check #2025-03-09_01-14-02

• Tag: daily-2025-03-09_01-14-02
• Released: March 09, 2025 01:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily MorphoSource Check - 2025-03-09_01-14-02

Run Information

• Trigger: Scheduled
• Run ID: 13743335203
• Workflow Run: View on GitHub

Data Comparison

• Previous records: 105374
• Current records: 105374
• Difference: 0

Attestation

• Daily Dataset: https://github.com/johntrue15/NOCTURN-X-ray-repo/attestations/5449349

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-08_02-59-38

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-08_02-59-38
• Released: March 08, 2025 02:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Right Maxillary M3 Fragment [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000519803?locale=en Record ID: 000519803 Object: tmm:vpl:41443-311 Taxonomy: Ourayia coverti Element or Part: Right maxillary M3 fragment Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 05/04/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-08_02-53-46

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-08_02-53-46
• Released: March 08, 2025 02:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Right Mandibular M2 [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000519758?locale=en Record ID: 000519758 Object: tmm:vpl:41672-241 Taxonomy: Mytonius williamsae Element or Part: Right mandibular m2 Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 05/04/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-08_02-47-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-08_02-47-12
• Released: March 08, 2025 01:08 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Left Mandibular M1 [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000519738?locale=en Record ID: 000519738 Object: tmm:vpl:44105-15 Taxonomy: Mytonius williamsae Element or Part: Left mandibular m1 Data Manager: Ben Rodwell Date Uploaded: 05/04/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download

Daily Check #2025-03-08_01-08-23

• Tag: daily-2025-03-08_01-08-23
• Released: March 08, 2025 01:08 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily MorphoSource Check - 2025-03-08_01-08-23

Run Information

• Trigger: Scheduled
• Run ID: 13732266782
• Workflow Run: View on GitHub
• Status: Failed but data was collected successfully

Data Comparison

• Previous records: 105371
• Current records: 105374
• Difference: 3

Attestation

• Daily Dataset: https://github.com/johntrue15/NOCTURN-X-ray-repo/attestations/5438831

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-08_02-35-42

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-08_02-35-42
• Released: March 08, 2025 01:08 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_23-46-14

To analyze 3D X-ray CT scan data from Morphosource.org, specifically focusing on the provided images of a skull specimen, the following aspects can be highlighted:

Structural Characteristics

1. Overall Morphology:

   • The skull displays a complex structure with features typical of its biological classification, suggesting adaptations suited to its ecological niche.

2. Jaw Structure:

   • The jaw articulation appears robust, indicating functionality associated with predatory behaviors. You might observe the presence of teeth and detailing that might suggest wear patterns or regeneration.

3. Cranial Vault:

   • The cranial vault is well-defined, with potential sutural lines visible, which can provide insights into growth patterns and age.

4. Orbits and Nasal Cavities:

   • The orbits appear proportionate to the overall skull size, with potential adaptations for vision. The nasal cavities are appropriately shaped, suggesting specific respiratory adaptations.

Material Composition

1. Bone Density:

   • The scans likely show variations in bone density, indicating different material properties across various skeletal elements. Denser regions may correlate with load-bearing structures.

2. Porosity:

   • Look for signs of porosity, which can indicate the health status of the specimen or specific evolutionary adaptations.

3. Calcification:

   • Areas of increased calcification may point to age or environmental factors affecting skeletal development.

Notable Features or Anomalies

1. Damage or Pathologies:

   • Any fractures, lesions, or deformities in the bone structure might indicate past trauma or diseases, which are key for paleopathological studies.

2. Anomalous Structures:

   • Look for any unusual growths or asymmetries that deviate from the typical morphological standards for this type of specimen.

3. Comparative Analysis:

   • With multiple orientations, it’s possible to compare and contrast structural integrity and features across different sections of the skull. This can help identify potential functional adaptations or evolutionary traits.

Conclusion

Analyzing the 3D X-ray CT data across different orientations provides valuable insights into the structural integrity, material composition, and ecological adaptations of the specimen. Further evaluation of any anomalies or notable features will enrich our understanding of its biology and evolution.

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_23-47-27

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_23-47-27
• Released: March 07, 2025 23:46 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717123?locale=en Record ID: 000717123 Object: cumv:herps:R-0009137 Taxonomy: Natrix maura Data Manager: Riley Stanton Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_23-46-14

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_23-46-14
• Released: March 07, 2025 23:24 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105366).

New Record #105367 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717123?locale=en Object: cumv:herps:R-0009137 Taxonomy: Natrix maura Data Manager: Riley Stanton Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_23-46-40

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_23-46-40
• Released: March 07, 2025 23:24 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Natrix maura CT Scan Reveals Intricate Anatomical Details

The recent CT scan of a Natrix maura, commonly known as the viperine or grass snake, offers an exceptional glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this species. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers were able to non-invasively explore both external and internal structures with remarkable clarity. Key morphological features highlighted in the scan include the snake's robust skeletal framework, showcasing the arrangement and connectivity of vertebrae that provide flexibility and support essential for its slithering locomotion. Additionally, the scan reveals detailed musculature patterns, offering insights into the muscle distribution that facilitates movement and prey capture.

The internal organs, such as the digestive and respiratory systems, are distinctly visible, allowing scientists to study the physiological adaptations that enable Natrix maura to thrive in diverse aquatic and terrestrial habitats. Notably, the scan highlights the specialized jaw structure, which is crucial for the snake’s feeding mechanics, and the arrangement of sensory organs that aid in navigation and hunting. By providing a comprehensive 3D model of the specimen, this CT scan serves as a valuable resource for comparative anatomy studies, evolutionary biology research, and conservation efforts. Understanding the fine-scale anatomical features of Natrix maura not only deepens our knowledge of its biology but also enhances our ability to protect and preserve this species in its natural environment.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_23-24-57

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_23-24-57
• Released: March 07, 2025 23:24 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717104?locale=en Record ID: 000717104 Object: cumv:herps:R-0009137 Taxonomy: Natrix maura Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Riley Stanton Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_23-24-27

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_23-24-27
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:54 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105365).

New Record #105366 Title: Skull [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717104?locale=en Object: cumv:herps:R-0009137 Taxonomy: Natrix maura Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Riley Stanton Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_23-24-50

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_23-24-50
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:54 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of the Natrix maura, commonly known as the grass snake, offers a detailed glimpse into the intricate structure of its skull. By utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the internal morphology of this species, unveiling features that are essential for understanding its biology and evolutionary adaptations. The scan highlights the intricate arrangement of cranial bones, providing insights into how the grass snake’s skull supports its flexible jaw mechanism. This flexibility is crucial for swallowing prey much larger than its head, a characteristic trait of many snakes.

Additionally, the CT images reveal the precise configuration of the sensory organs within the skull, such as the placement of the eyes and the specialized pit organs that aid in detecting movement and temperature changes in the environment. The detailed visualization of the braincase offers valuable information about the neural structures that govern the grass snake’s behavior and sensory processing. Moreover, the scan allows for the examination of the dentition, showcasing the shape and alignment of teeth that are adapted for gripping and consuming slippery prey like amphibians and fish.

Overall, the CT scanning of the Natrix maura skull not only enhances our understanding of its anatomical features but also provides critical data that can inform studies on the evolutionary pathways and ecological adaptations of this adaptable and widespread snake species. This non-destructive method paves the way for further research into the complexities of reptilian cranial anatomy and their functional significance in the wild.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_22-54-28

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_22-54-28
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717050?locale=en Record ID: 000717050 Object: LACM:Fish:6679.036 Taxonomy: Helcogramma chica Element or Part: Whole Body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_22-47-21

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_22-47-21
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Block [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716742?locale=en Record ID: 000716742 Object: amnh:farb:9522 Taxonomy: Prolacerta broomi Element or Part: block Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_22-40-32

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_22-40-32
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:34 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Theropod Vertebra In Field Jacket, Part 1 Of Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000693371?locale=en Record ID: 000693371 Object: AMNH:FARB:33833 Taxonomy: Tyrannosauroidea indet. Element or Part: theropod vertebra in field jacket, part 1 of specimen Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 12/12/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_22-34-06

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_22-34-06
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:28 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Limb Element 3 [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000675911?locale=en Record ID: 000675911 Object: amnh:farb:22555 Taxonomy: Anhanguera santanae Element or Part: limb element 3 Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 10/25/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_22-28-06

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_22-28-06
• Released: March 07, 2025 22:13 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Right Pterygoid [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000655143?locale=en Record ID: 000655143 Object: AMNH:farb:4461 Taxonomy: Bolosaurus major Element or Part: Right Pterygoid Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 08/07/2024 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_22-13-21

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_22-13-21
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Block C (Amnh Farb 2000 C) [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000638695?locale=en Record ID: 000638695 Object: AMNH:farb:2000 Taxonomy: Nesodactylus hesperius Element or Part: block C (AMNH_FARB_2000C) Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 06/22/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-58-22

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-58-22
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000588754?locale=en Record ID: 000588754 Object: AMNH:farb:1610 Taxonomy: Peltosaurus granulosus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 12/01/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-51-41

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-51-41
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:44 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Palatine [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000557543?locale=en Record ID: 000557543 Object: amnh:farb:30899 Taxonomy: Vegavis iaai Element or Part: palatine Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 09/08/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-44-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-44-51
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:38 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Edited Lumbar Vertebrae [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000529224?locale=en Record ID: 000529224 Object: amnh:fm:13138 Taxonomy: Limnocyon potens Element or Part: Edited Lumbar vertebrae Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 06/05/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-38-47

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-38-47
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000525035?locale=en Record ID: 000525035 Object: amnh:fm:4194 Taxonomy: Tetonius homunculus Element or Part: cranium Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 05/17/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-31-58

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-31-58
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:24 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Brain Endocast With Vessel Casts [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000519123?locale=en Record ID: 000519123 Object: amnh:fm:17008 Taxonomy: Trogosus grangeri Element or Part: brain endocast with vessel casts Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 04/30/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-25-00

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-25-00
• Released: March 07, 2025 21:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000515411?locale=en Record ID: 000515411 Object: AMNH:FARB:336 Taxonomy: Glyptops sp. Element or Part: skull Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 04/14/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_21-14-41

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_21-14-41
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Jugal [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000486409?locale=en Record ID: 000486409 Object: amnh:farb:6015 Taxonomy: Plastomenus thomasii Element or Part: jugal Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 12/04/2022 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_20-59-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_20-59-23
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Labyrinth [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000451134?locale=en Record ID: 000451134 Object: amnh:farb:6015 Taxonomy: Plastomenus thomasii Element or Part: Labyrinth Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 07/21/2022 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_20-53-33

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_20-53-33
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Left Hyomandibula [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000445220?locale=en Record ID: 000445220 Object: amnh:ff:20509 Element or Part: left hyomandibula Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 05/30/2022 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_20-45-15

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_20-45-15
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:39 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000374468?locale=en Record ID: 000374468 Object: amnh:farb:30569 Taxonomy: Ummulisani rutgersensis Element or Part: Cranium Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 08/04/2021 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_20-39-14

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_20-39-14
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000352697?locale=en Record ID: 000352697 Object: amnh:farb:30008 Taxonomy: Phosphatochelys tedfordi Element or Part: Cranium Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 03/25/2021 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_20-31-19

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_20-31-19
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tiff Image Series Zip File [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000158998?locale=en Record ID: 000158998 Object: amnh:farb:29300 Taxonomy: Erpetosuchus sp. Element or Part: TIFF image series ZIP file Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 09/02/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_20-30-25

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_20-30-25
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:15 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 3 new record(s) (old record value: 105362).

New Record #105365 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717050?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:6679.036 Taxonomy: Helcogramma chica Element or Part: Whole Body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

New Record #105364 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716851?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:8938.017 Taxonomy: Enneanectes altivelis Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

New Record #105363 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716833?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:6894.020 Taxonomy: Axoclinus lucillae Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_20-30-50

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_20-30-50
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:15 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Helcogramma chica

The recent CT scan of Helcogramma chica, housed under the catalog number LACM:Fish:6679.036, offers an intricate view into the anatomy of this vibrant triplefin blenny. By imaging the entire body, researchers can explore the detailed skeletal framework that supports its agile movements among coral reefs. The scan reveals the precise arrangement of its dorsal fins, which are characteristic of the Helcogramma genus, and provides insights into the musculature that facilitates its swift, darting motions. Additionally, the internal structures such as the digestive and respiratory systems are clearly delineated, allowing scientists to study their functional adaptations to the fish's marine environment. This comprehensive anatomical data is invaluable for understanding the evolutionary pathways that have shaped Helcogramma chica, shedding light on how its morphology supports its ecological niche. Moreover, the non-invasive nature of CT scanning preserves the specimen for future studies, ensuring that detailed morphological information remains accessible for comparative analyses and biodiversity assessments.

Enneanectes altivelis

The CT imaging of Enneanectes altivelis, cataloged as LACM:Fish:8938.017, provides a remarkable three-dimensional portrayal of this coastal triplefin's anatomy. This whole-body scan uncovers the subtle nuances of its skeletal structure, including the precise configuration of its fin rays and vertebrae, which are essential for its maneuverability in complex reef habitats. The detailed visualization of internal organs, such as the heart and liver, facilitates a deeper understanding of the physiological adaptations that enable Enneanectes altivelis to thrive in its specific marine environment. Additionally, the scan highlights the intricate patterns and textures of the skin and scales, offering clues about its camouflage strategies and predator avoidance mechanisms. By revealing these morphological features, the CT scan aids in reconstructing the evolutionary history of the species, providing data that can be compared with related species to trace lineage divergences. This comprehensive anatomical insight not only enhances our knowledge of Enneanectes altivelis but also contributes to broader studies on marine biodiversity and the evolutionary processes that drive species diversification in coral reef ecosystems.

Axoclinus lucillae

The CT scan of Axoclinus lucillae, referenced as LACM:Fish:6894.020, delivers a detailed examination of this charming triplefin’s full-body anatomy. This advanced imaging technique unveils the complexity of its skeletal system, including the unique arrangement of pectoral and pelvic fins that facilitate its intricate movements along rocky substrates. The scan meticulously maps out the musculature and internal organs, providing valuable data on the physiological mechanisms that support its active lifestyle. Notably, the intricate bone structures within the head region, such as the jaw and cranial bones, are clearly visible, offering insights into feeding behaviors and ecological interactions. Furthermore, the detailed visualization of the swim bladder and other internal structures aids in understanding the buoyancy and locomotion strategies of Axoclinus lucillae. By accessing these comprehensive morphological details, researchers can better comprehend the evolutionary adaptations that have enabled this species to occupy its specific niche within reef ecosystems. The CT scan not only preserves the specimen’s anatomical integrity for ongoing and future research but also significantly contributes to the scientific community’s efforts to document and analyze the rich diversity of marine life.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_20-15-36

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_20-15-36
• Released: March 07, 2025 20:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Nasal (Left) [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000114839?locale=en Record ID: 000114839 Object: amnh:farb:3158 Taxonomy: Eocaiman cavernensis Element or Part: Nasal (left) Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 04/24/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_20-14-44

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_20-14-44
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:57 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105361).

New Record #105362 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717050?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:6679.036 Taxonomy: Helcogramma chica Element or Part: Whole Body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_20-15-15

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_20-15-15
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Helcogramma chica, a charming species of triplefin blenny found in vibrant marine ecosystems, has been meticulously examined through state-of-the-art X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning. This whole-body CT image series offers a comprehensive, three-dimensional view of the fish’s anatomy, allowing scientists to explore its intricate structures without the need for invasive dissection. The scans reveal the delicate arrangement of the fin rays and musculature that grant Helcogramma chica its remarkable agility and swift maneuvering capabilities in coral reefs and rocky substrates.

One of the standout features highlighted by the CT data is the species' specialized jaw structure, adapted for its specific feeding habits. The detailed visualization of the cranial bones and dental arrangement provides insights into how Helcogramma chica captures and processes its prey. Additionally, the scans illuminate the complexity of the sensory systems, including the lateral line canals, which are essential for detecting movements and vibrations in their aquatic environment.

Understanding the skeletal framework and internal organ placement through these CT images offers valuable information on the evolutionary adaptations that have enabled Helcogramma chica to thrive in its niche. This non-invasive imaging technique not only preserves the specimen for future studies but also facilitates comparative analyses with related species, enhancing our knowledge of their morphological diversity and evolutionary relationships. The availability of such high-resolution morphological data is pivotal for advancing research in marine biology, evolutionary studies, and the conservation of these fascinating underwater inhabitants.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_19-57-22

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_19-57-22
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:43 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000055326?locale=en Record ID: 000055326 Object: amnh:fm:206584 Taxonomy: Dryomys nitedula Element or Part: Cranium Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 07/24/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_19-43-19

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_19-43-19
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:37 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Partial Cranium, Gill Arches, Teeth [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000043520?locale=en Record ID: 000043520 Object: amnh:ff:20509 Element or Part: partial cranium, gill arches, teeth Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 03/10/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_19-37-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_19-37-23
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:36 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Partial Cranium, Jaws, Gill Arches, Teeth [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000043517?locale=en Record ID: 000043517 Object: amnh:ff:20509 Element or Part: Partial cranium, jaws, gill arches, teeth Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 03/10/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_19-36-46

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_19-36-46
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:28 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105360).

New Record #105361 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000717050?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:6679.036 Taxonomy: Helcogramma chica Element or Part: Whole Body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/07/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_19-37-11

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_19-37-11
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:28 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The Helcogramma chica specimen, cataloged under LACM:Fish:6679.036, has undergone a detailed whole-body X-ray computed tomography (CT) scan, providing an unprecedented view into its intricate anatomy. Helcogramma chica, a species of combtooth blenny, is renowned for its slender body and vibrant coloration, which are key features observable even in the CT imagery. The scan reveals the delicate structure of its fin arrangements, essential for maneuverability in its coral reef habitat. Notably, the CT images highlight the fish's streamlined skeletal framework, including the vertebral column and fin rays, which are crucial for understanding its locomotion and stability in water.

Furthermore, the CT scan offers insights into the internal morphology of Helcogramma chica, showcasing the arrangement of its muscular and organ systems. The visualization of the gill structures and the intricacies of the digestive system can shed light on the species' feeding mechanisms and dietary preferences. Additionally, the cranial features captured in the scan, such as the jaw structure and sensory organs, provide valuable information on how this species interacts with its environment and detects predators or prey.

This comprehensive morphological data is instrumental for researchers aiming to explore the evolutionary adaptations of Helcogramma chica within its ecosystem. By comparing the CT-derived anatomical details with those of related species, scientists can infer evolutionary relationships and ecological niches. Moreover, understanding the physical adaptations through CT scans can contribute to conservation efforts, ensuring the preservation of this species' unique biological traits. Overall, the CT scanning of Helcogramma chica serves as a vital tool in unraveling the complexities of its biology and evolutionary history.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_19-28-44

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_19-28-44
• Released: March 07, 2025 19:09 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tooth [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000037081?locale=en Record ID: 000037081 Object: amnh:ff:20507 Taxonomy: Carcharopsis wortheni Element or Part: tooth Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 11/10/2017 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_19-09-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_19-09-50
• Released: March 07, 2025 18:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Partial Basicranium [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000040807?locale=en Record ID: 000040807 Object: amnh:ff:20507 Taxonomy: Carcharopsis wortheni Element or Part: Partial basicranium Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 02/16/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_18-17-31

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_18-17-31
• Released: March 07, 2025 17:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Astragalus [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000022015?locale=en Record ID: 000022015 Object: amnh:fm:12000 Taxonomy: Notharctus pugnax Element or Part: astragalus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 02/02/2017 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_17-57-20

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_17-57-20
• Released: March 07, 2025 17:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Astragalus [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000020156?locale=en Record ID: 000020156 Object: amnh:fm:129382 Taxonomy: Notharctus tenebrosus Element or Part: Astragalus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 11/30/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_17-41-11

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_17-41-11
• Released: March 07, 2025 17:27 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Hand Bones Of Ribs [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000019558?locale=en Record ID: 000019558 Object: amnh:fm:93617 Taxonomy: Notharctus tenebrosus Element or Part: Hand Bones of Ribs Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 11/17/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_17-27-05

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_17-27-05
• Released: March 07, 2025 17:08 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Petrosal [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000013377?locale=en Record ID: 000013377 Object: amnh:fm:88802 Taxonomy: Cantius ralstoni Element or Part: petrosal Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 06/03/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_17-08-33

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_17-08-33
• Released: March 07, 2025 16:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Endocast [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000010905?locale=en Record ID: 000010905 Object: amnh:fm:127167 Taxonomy: Notharctus tenebrosus Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 03/31/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_16-48-32

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_16-48-32
• Released: March 07, 2025 16:35 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Calcaneus [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000009227?locale=en Record ID: 000009227 Object: amnh:fm:11474 Taxonomy: Notharctus tenebrosus Element or Part: Calcaneus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 02/12/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_16-36-01

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_16-36-01
• Released: March 07, 2025 15:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000009732?locale=en Record ID: 000009732 Object: amnh:fm:14349 Taxonomy: Smilodon fatalis Element or Part: mandible Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 03/02/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_15-56-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_15-56-24
• Released: March 07, 2025 15:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000642512?locale=en Record ID: 000642512 Object: YPM:VZ:YPM MAM 000212 Taxonomy: Carollia castanea Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Nelson Rios Date Uploaded: 07/04/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_15-49-44

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_15-49-44
• Released: March 07, 2025 15:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000008182?locale=en Record ID: 000008182 Object: amnh:fm:11466 Taxonomy: Notharctus tenebrosus Element or Part: cranium Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 01/06/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_15-42-43

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_15-42-43
• Released: March 07, 2025 15:21 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Partial Mandible With P4 M3, Holotype ?Dryopithecus Frickae [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000007856?locale=en Record ID: 000007856 Object: amnh:fm:19413 Taxonomy: Sivapithecus sp. Element or Part: Partial mandible with p4-m3, holotype ?Dryopithecus frickae Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 10/30/2015 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_15-21-25

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_15-21-25
• Released: March 07, 2025 15:00 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Thoracic 9 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000006459?locale=en Record ID: 000006459 Object: amnh:fm:127167 Taxonomy: Notharctus tenebrosus Element or Part: Thoracic 9 Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 09/03/2015 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_15-00-32

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_15-00-32
• Released: March 07, 2025 14:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Astragalus [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000003781?locale=en Record ID: 000003781 Object: amnh:fm:29163 Taxonomy: Hemiacodon gracilis Element or Part: Astragalus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 11/06/2014 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_14-59-44

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_14-59-44
• Released: March 07, 2025 14:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Astragalus [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000003003?locale=en Record ID: 000003003 Object: amnh:fm:131774 Taxonomy: Smilodectes gracilis Element or Part: Astragalus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 10/03/2014 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_14-47-16

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_14-47-16
• Released: March 07, 2025 14:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Calcaneus [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000002179?locale=en Record ID: 000002179 Object: amnh:fm:88820 Taxonomy: Tetonius homunculus Element or Part: Calcaneus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 04/01/2014 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-07_14-50-17

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-07_14-50-17
• Released: March 07, 2025 14:40 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_14-40-11

CT Slice Analysis:

It seems that these images are CT slices from a whole body scan. However, the images themselves appear to be mostly black with a small white center, indicating that there might not be any discernible anatomical structures visible or that the images are perhaps not displayed correctly. CT scans typically reveal detailed slices of soft tissues, bones, and other structures within the body, but in this case, there's not much data visible.

If you need assistance interpreting specific features or analyzing the images further, let me know!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_14-40-58

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_14-40-58
• Released: March 07, 2025 14:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Calcaneus [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000001130?locale=en Record ID: 000001130 Object: amnh:fm:1727 Taxonomy: Notharctus sp. Element or Part: Calcaneus Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Date Uploaded: 10/04/2013 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_14-40-11

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_14-40-11
• Released: March 07, 2025 11:25 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105359).

New Record #105360 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716851?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:8938.017 Taxonomy: Enneanectes altivelis Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_14-40-36

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_14-40-36
• Released: March 07, 2025 11:25 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recently released CT scan of Enneanectes altivelis, housed under the accession number LACM:Fish:8938.017, offers an intricate look into the morphology of this vibrant goby species. Through high-resolution X-ray computed tomography, the entire body of E. altivelis has been captured in remarkable detail, revealing both external and internal anatomical structures that are pivotal for scientific study. The scan highlights the delicate fin arrangements, showcasing the precise placement and structure of dorsal, pectoral, and caudal fins, which are essential for the species' maneuverability and stability in their natural aquatic habitats. Additionally, the skeletal framework is clearly delineated, allowing researchers to examine bone density, vertebral alignment, and the configuration of the skull, providing insights into the evolutionary adaptations that support their ecological niche.

Internally, the CT images reveal the intricate arrangement of organs, including the digestive and respiratory systems, offering a comprehensive view of the physiological mechanisms that sustain E. altivelis. Notable features such as the musculature structure and the placement of sensory organs are also discernible, shedding light on the species' behavioral patterns and environmental interactions. This detailed morphological data is invaluable for comparative studies, enabling scientists to trace evolutionary lineages and understand the developmental biology of gobies. Furthermore, the non-destructive nature of CT scanning preserves the specimen, allowing for future analyses and ensuring that E. altivelis continues to contribute to our knowledge of marine biodiversity and the complexity of life within aquatic ecosystems.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_11-25-16

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_11-25-16
• Released: March 07, 2025 11:24 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Elgol Dino Part 2 Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716261?locale=en Record ID: 000716261 Object: nms:z:G.2023.19.1.2 Taxonomy: Ornithopoda indet. Element or Part: NMS G.2023.19.1.2 Data Manager: Elsa Panciroli Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-07_11-27-52

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-07_11-27-52
• Released: March 07, 2025 11:24 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_11-24-44

CT Slice Analysis:

It looks like you are viewing a series of CT slice images, likely from a medical imaging dataset focusing on a whole body scan. CT scans (computed tomography) provide cross-sectional images of the body, allowing for detailed views of internal structures.

Typically, these images can show various types of tissues, organs, and any anomalies present, depending on the specific scan protocol and the area of focus. The images may vary in brightness and contrast, depending on the density of the tissues being imaged—denser materials like bone typically appear brighter, while softer tissues can appear darker.

If you have specific questions about features or interpretations regarding these CT images, feel free to provide more details!

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-07_11-24-44

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-07_11-24-44
• Released: March 07, 2025 02:15 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105358).

New Record #105359 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716851?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:8938.017 Taxonomy: Enneanectes altivelis Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-07_11-25-11

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-07_11-25-11
• Released: March 07, 2025 02:15 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recently released CT scan of Enneanectes altivelis, housed under the accession number LACM:Fish:8938.017 at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, offers a comprehensive view of this vibrant goby species. By employing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers can explore the entire anatomy of E. altivelis in exquisite detail without dissection. The scan reveals intricate skeletal structures, including the delicate arrangement of fin rays and the specialized morphology of the jaws, which are essential for their feeding habits. Additionally, the musculature and internal organs are clearly delineated, providing insights into the locomotive adaptations that enable these fish to thrive in their specific marine environments. Notably, the CT images highlight unique features such as the arrangement of sensory systems and the structural adaptations of the swim bladder, which play critical roles in buoyancy control and environmental navigation. This high-resolution morphological data is invaluable for understanding the evolutionary relationships within the goby family, shedding light on how E. altivelis has adapted to its ecological niche. Furthermore, the non-invasive nature of the CT scanning process preserves the specimen for future studies, ensuring that detailed anatomical information remains accessible for ongoing and future scientific explorations.

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-07_10-37-14

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-07_10-37-14
• Released: March 07, 2025 02:15 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

The images appear to be a sequence of CT slices, but they are predominantly dark with only a few small bright areas. This absence of distinguishable anatomical features suggests that either the images are poorly defined or they could represent a specific type of scan with limited visibility of structures. If you need detailed analysis, it's essential to use appropriate imaging software to enhance the slices for clearer visualization.

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-07_09-59-16

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-07_09-59-16
• Released: March 07, 2025 02:15 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

It seems the images you provided are CT slice images, likely from a series designed to capture a full 3D representation of a subject's anatomy. The images appear to be primarily black, with a central white square or dot indicating a point of interest or reference in the slices.

If you need a specific analysis or description regarding what these slices might represent, please provide additional context or details!

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-07_03-05-57

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-07_03-05-57
• Released: March 07, 2025 02:15 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

It seems like the images you provided are from a CT scan, but I cannot view them. If you can describe any features or findings in the images, I'd be happy to help you interpret them or discuss what they might indicate!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_02-15-41

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_02-15-41
• Released: March 07, 2025 01:25 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000113504?locale=en Record ID: 000113504 Object: UF:Herp:76511 Taxonomy: Lithobates clamitansRana clamitans Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/23/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

Daily Check #2025-03-07_01-25-14

• Tag: daily-2025-03-07_01-25-14
• Released: March 07, 2025 01:25 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily MorphoSource Check - 2025-03-07_01-25-14

Run Information

• Trigger: Scheduled
• Run ID: 13711709728
• Workflow Run: View on GitHub
• Status: Failed but data was collected successfully

Data Comparison

• Previous records: 105347
• Current records: 105371
• Difference: 24

Attestation

• Daily Dataset: https://github.com/johntrue15/NOCTURN-X-ray-repo/attestations/5413443

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-07_00-53-45

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-07_00-53-45
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000672653?locale=en Record ID: 000672653 Object: ummz:mammals:127168 Taxonomy: Dactylomys boliviensis Element or Part: WholeBody Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/21/2024 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_23-56-04

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_23-56-04
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000674774?locale=en Record ID: 000674774 Object: ummz:mammals:114841 Taxonomy: Ailurus fulgens Element or Part: WholeBody Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/24/2024 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-06_23-58-59

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-06_23-58-59
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:49 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

The images you provided appear to be slices from a CT scan of a whole body. In medical imaging, CT (computed tomography) scans create cross-sectional images of the body, showing a detailed view of internal structures.

From a general perspective:

• The images show varying levels of contrast, typically with darker areas representing less dense tissues or fluids and lighter areas indicating denser structures, such as bones or organs.
• Each slice presents a different horizontal or vertical cross-section through the body, which can be analyzed individually or in sequence to observe anatomical details or potential abnormalities.

If you're looking for specific details or analysis of the content within these slices, please provide more context or clarification!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_23-49-54

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_23-49-54
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Gosner Stage 40 Tadpole Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000706057?locale=en Record ID: 000706057 Object: UF:Herp:184921 Taxonomy: Osteopilus sepentrionalis Data Manager: Daniel Paluh Date Uploaded: 02/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_23-42-31

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_23-42-31
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:37 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Etheostoma sagitta diceCT head Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000671074?locale=en Record ID: 000671074 Object: UMMZ:ummz_fish:144492 Taxonomy: Etheostoma sagitta Element or Part: Head Data Manager: Jessica Arbour Date Uploaded: 10/12/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_23-37-25

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_23-37-25
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:27 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Carapace [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000691459?locale=en Record ID: 000691459 Object: UF:Herp:52515 Taxonomy: Vijayachelys silvatica Element or Part: Carapace Data Manager: Guilhereme Hermanson Date Uploaded: 12/05/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-06_23-40-26

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-06_23-40-26
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:27 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

It appears that the images you're referring to are CT slice images, likely part of a medical imaging dataset. Unfortunately, the images themselves are not visible to me, so I can't provide a specific description of what they depict.

If you have questions about certain aspects of CT imaging or would like to discuss CT slices in general—such as how they are used in medical diagnoses, their interpretation, or anatomy commonly visualized—feel free to ask!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_23-27-06

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_23-27-06
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:12 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000005221?locale=en Record ID: 000005221 Object: UF:VP:60323 Taxonomy: Calippus cerasinus Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/12/2015 Publication Status: Restricted Download

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-06_23-30-05

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-06_23-30-05
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:12 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

It looks like you uploaded a series of CT slice images. However, I can't analyze or describe their content directly without context. If you have specific questions about interpreting CT images or their medical significance, please let me know!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_23-12-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_23-12-23
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:11 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000005378?locale=en Record ID: 000005378 Object: UF:UF/IGM:4 Taxonomy: Titanoboa cerrejonensis Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 04/23/2015 Publication Status: Restricted Download

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-06_23-14-57

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-06_23-14-57
• Released: March 06, 2025 23:11 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53

CT Slice Analysis:

I can't directly view or describe CT slice images. However, I can offer general information about what such images typically display, such as cross-sectional views of anatomy, including bones, organs, and tissues. Each slice provides a detailed look at specific areas of the body, which can be used for medical diagnosis or research. If you have specific questions about the images or need assistance interpreting them, feel free to ask!

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_23-11-53

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_23-11-53
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:57 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105357).

New Record #105358 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716851?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:8938.017 Taxonomy: Enneanectes altivelis Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_23-12-20

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_23-12-20
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Enneanectes altivelis Whole Body CT Scan

The latest CT imaging of Enneanectes altivelis, a species cataloged under the Los Angeles County Museum’s collection (LACM:Fish:8938.017), offers a comprehensive view of its entire anatomical structure. This high-resolution scan allows researchers to examine the intricate details of the species’ morphology without invasive procedures. Notably, the skeletal framework is clearly delineated, revealing the delicate arrangement of bones that support its streamlined body—an adaptation likely crucial for its agile movements in its natural habitat. The CT images also highlight the fin structures, showcasing the precise configuration and placement that facilitate maneuverability and stability in water. Additionally, internal organs such as the gills and digestive system are visible, providing insights into the respiratory and feeding mechanisms of E. altivelis. The visualization of muscle groups and their attachment points offers a deeper understanding of the locomotive capabilities of this species. By studying these morphological features, scientists can infer evolutionary adaptations that have enabled Enneanectes altivelis to thrive in its specific ecological niche. This whole-body CT scan is an invaluable tool for comparative anatomy studies, aiding in the identification of unique traits and contributing to broader research on fish biodiversity and evolution.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_22-57-07

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_22-57-07
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Lower First Incisor [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000008385?locale=en Record ID: 000008385 Object: UF:VP:280130 Taxonomy: Panamacebus transitus Element or Part: lower first incisor Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 01/15/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-06_22-59-34

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-06_22-59-34
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:49 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_22-42-18

CT Slice Analysis:

It appears that you have shared multiple CT slice images, but I can't actually view or analyze the content of images directly. However, if you have specific questions or if there's a description of the images you'd like help with, feel free to provide that information and I’d be glad to assist!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_22-49-41

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_22-49-41
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/1 Or M/2 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000009092?locale=en Record ID: 000009092 Object: UF:VP:283309 Taxonomy: Macrocranion junnei Element or Part: M/1 or M/2 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 02/09/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_22-42-49

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_22-42-49
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/1 Or M/2 Or M/3 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000010331?locale=en Record ID: 000010331 Object: UF:VP:253016 Taxonomy: Mimoperadectes labrus Element or Part: M/1 or M/2 or M/3 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/17/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_22-42-18

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_22-42-18
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:35 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105356).

New Record #105357 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716833?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:6894.020 Taxonomy: Axoclinus lucillae Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_22-42-42

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_22-42-42
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:35 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recently uploaded X-ray computed tomography (CT) scan of Axoclinus lucillae, housed under the identifier LACM:Fish:6894.020 at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, provides a comprehensive look at the entire body of this vibrant blenny species. Axoclinus lucillae is renowned for its striking coloration and elaborate fin structures, which play crucial roles in communication and locomotion within its coral reef habitat. The CT imaging meticulously captures both the skeletal framework and soft tissues, allowing scientists to explore intricate details such as bone morphology, muscle arrangement, and internal organ placement without any physical dissection.

This non-invasive scanning technique reveals subtle anatomical features that are essential for understanding the species' biomechanics and adaptability. For instance, the precise structure of the skull and jaw can offer insights into its feeding mechanisms and dietary preferences, while the configuration of the fins can shed light on its swimming patterns and maneuverability in complex reef environments. Additionally, the ability to visualize internal organs in three dimensions enhances our knowledge of the fish's physiology and how it interacts with its ecosystem.

Overall, the CT scan of Axoclinus lucillae serves as a valuable resource for evolutionary biologists and morphologists. It facilitates comparative analyses with related species, helping to unravel the evolutionary pathways that have shaped the diversity of blennies. Moreover, the detailed morphological data obtained from this scan can contribute to conservation efforts by providing baseline information on the species' anatomy and potential vulnerabilities. This advanced imaging technology thus plays a pivotal role in deepening our understanding of the biological and evolutionary intricacies of Axoclinus lucillae.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_22-35-13

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_22-35-13
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:15 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/1 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000014043?locale=en Record ID: 000014043 Object: UF:VP:253591 Taxonomy: Colpocherus sp.Macrocranion junnei Element or Part: M/1 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/16/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-06_22-38-41

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-06_22-38-41
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:15 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_22-15-16

Analyzing 3D X-ray CT scan data can yield valuable insights into the structural characteristics, material composition, and notable features of a specimen. Here’s a general framework for analysis based on similar datasets:

Structural Characteristics

1. Geometry: The specimen appears to exhibit a complex, multi-faceted structure, showcasing intricate shapes and curvatures. Observing different orientations can reveal variations in the solid forms and overall symmetry.
2. Connectivity: The presence of joint-like structures indicates points of articulation, which could suggest functional movement or stress points. Assessing how these parts connect is crucial for understanding the specimen's biomechanics.
3. Internal Features: Searching for cavities, channels, or internal openings is important. These could imply vascular systems, respiratory pathways, or other biological functions.

Material Composition

1. Density Variation: Different materials will exhibit varying densities on the scans. Analyzing the grayscale values can help infer compositions—lighter regions may indicate denser materials, such as bone, while darker areas could signify softer tissues.
2. Porosity: Notable features such as holes or porous sections might be present, which can be indicative of growth patterns, age, or environmental adaptations.

Notable Features and Anomalies

1. Surface Texture: The apparent texture of the outer shell or structure—whether smooth, ribbed, or rough—can provide insights into environmental interactions or functional aspects, such as protection or camouflage.
2. Anomalies: Look for unexpected deviations from typical morphology. Examples could include deformities, growths, or alterations in structural integrity, which can reveal insights into pathology or developmental abnormalities.
3. Patterning: Any unique patterns, such as striations or markings, can inform on the evolutionary aspect or environmental adaptation of the specimen.

Conclusion

A thorough analysis would involve cross-referencing observations from multiple angles to form a comprehensive understanding of the specimen’s biology, health, and evolutionary context. Further studies, possibly including material analysis (chemical assays) or comparison with existing specimens, would enhance the findings.

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_22-15-42

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_22-15-42
• Released: March 06, 2025 22:15 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716810?locale=en Record ID: 000716810 Object: UMMZ:mammals:158344 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii LUTEOLUSDipodomys ordii luteolus Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_22-15-16

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_22-15-16
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:58 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105354).

New Record #105356 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716810?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:158344 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii LUTEOLUSDipodomys ordii luteolus Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

New Record #105355 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716804?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:54739 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii COLUMBIANUSDipodomys ordii columbianus Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_22-15-39

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_22-15-39
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys ordii luteolus

The recent CT scan of the Dipodomys ordii luteolus, a subspecies of Ord's kangaroo rat, offers a detailed glimpse into the intricate morphology of this desert-dwelling mammal. By utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers have been able to visualize the rat’s skeletal framework with remarkable clarity. Notably, the scans reveal the highly specialized hind limbs adapted for their characteristic bipedal hopping, showcasing elongated femurs and robust ankle joints that facilitate efficient locomotion across arid landscapes. Additionally, the cranial structure is meticulously detailed, highlighting the intricate dental arrangement essential for their seed-based diet. The mandibular articulation and jaw musculature are prominently featured, providing insights into their feeding mechanics. Inner ear structures captured in the scans also shed light on the sensory adaptations that aid in balance and navigation in their sparse habitats. This comprehensive morphological data is pivotal for understanding the evolutionary adaptations that enable D. ordii luteolus to thrive in harsh environments. Moreover, the high-resolution imagery serves as a valuable reference for comparative studies, aiding in the identification of subtle anatomical differences between subspecies and contributing to the broader knowledge of mammalian adaptation and speciation.

Dipodomys ordii columbianus

The CT scan of Dipodomys ordii columbianus, another subspecies of Ord's kangaroo rat, provides an exceptional view into the unique anatomical features that distinguish it within its genus. Through detailed X-ray computed tomography, the scan captures the nuanced skeletal and dental structures that underpin its survival in the diverse environments it inhabits. The hind limbs are prominently featured, revealing adaptations such as powerful tibias and specialized metatarsals that support their agile hopping and rapid escape from predators. The skull morphology displayed in the scans highlights variations in cranial shape and tooth structure, which are critical for processing the specific types of seeds and vegetation that D. ordii columbianus consumes. Additionally, the vertebral column and ribcage are intricately detailed, providing insights into their respiratory efficiency and body flexibility. The visualization of the inner ear structures offers clues about their acute hearing abilities, essential for detecting threats in their environment. These morphological insights are invaluable for comprehending the evolutionary pathways that have shaped D. ordii columbianus, facilitating comparisons with other subspecies and enhancing our understanding of adaptation mechanisms in desert mammals. The high-resolution CT data not only aids in taxonomic classification but also contributes to conservation efforts by elucidating the physical traits that support the survival of this species in changing landscapes.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-59-00

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-59-00
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716793?locale=en Record ID: 000716793 Object: UMMZ:mammals:120483 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii ordii Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-58-21

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-58-21
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:52 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105353).

New Record #105354 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716793?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:120483 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii ordii Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-58-46

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-58-46
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:52 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of Dipodomys ordii ordii, commonly known as Ord's kangaroo rat, provides a remarkable window into the specialized anatomy of this resilient desert inhabitant. Utilizing X-ray computed tomography, researchers can explore the intricate skeletal structure without altering the specimen, revealing several key adaptations that enable survival in arid environments. Notably, the elongated hind limbs and robust pelvic bones are clearly visible, underscoring the rat's exceptional bipedal hopping ability, which is essential for efficient locomotion across sandy terrains. The detailed images also highlight the animal's elongated tail, which aids in balance during swift movements and sudden maneuvers to evade predators.

Further examination of the skull through the CT data uncovers the specialized dental morphology of Dipodomys ordii ordii. The strong, chisel-like incisors are perfectly adapted for gnawing tough seeds, while the molars exhibit a complex pattern ideal for grinding, facilitating a diet primarily composed of dry vegetation. Additionally, the large auditory bullae evident in the scans suggest heightened hearing capabilities, an essential trait for detecting predators in open desert landscapes.

This comprehensive anatomical visualization not only enhances our understanding of the kangaroo rat's physical adaptations but also offers valuable insights into its behavioral ecology and evolutionary history. By comparing these morphological features with those of related species, scientists can trace the evolutionary pathways that have enabled Dipodomys ordii ordii to thrive in challenging environments. Ultimately, the CT scans serve as a critical tool in uncovering the intricate relationship between form and function in this fascinating mammal.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-52-15

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-52-15
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/1 Or M/2 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000009367?locale=en Record ID: 000009367 Object: UF:VP:284215 Taxonomy: Macrocranion junnei Element or Part: M/1 or M/2 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 02/16/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-51-44

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-51-44
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:45 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105352).

New Record #105353 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716788?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:78941 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii ordii Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-52-07

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-52-07
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys ordii ordii: Unveiling the Hidden Anatomy Through CT Scanning

The specimen of Dipodomys ordii ordii, commonly known as Ord's kangaroo rat, has been meticulously captured through advanced X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning. This high-resolution scan allows scientists to peer into the intricate anatomy of this desert-dwelling mammal without causing any harm to the actual specimen. Ord's kangaroo rat is renowned for its remarkable adaptations to arid environments, and the CT data provides a unique opportunity to explore these features in detail.

One of the standout aspects revealed by the CT scan is the skeletal structure of Dipodomys ordii ordii. The detailed imaging showcases the elongated hind limbs and specialized ankle joints that facilitate their iconic bipedal hopping, enabling efficient locomotion across sandy terrains. Additionally, the scans highlight the robust cranial features, including the well-developed jaw muscles and intricate dental morphology, which are essential for their seed-cracking feeding habits. The vestibular system within the inner ear is also clearly visible, offering insights into their exceptional balance and agility.

Beyond skeletal details, the CT data may shed light on the musculature and potential internal organs, providing a comprehensive view of the kangaroo rat's physiology. Understanding these anatomical traits is crucial for deciphering how Dipodomys ordii ordii has evolved to thrive in harsh desert ecosystems. This CT scan not only contributes to our knowledge of the species' biological makeup but also serves as a valuable resource for comparative studies in mammalian evolution and adaptation.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-45-39

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-45-39
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/2 Or M/3 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000010897?locale=en Record ID: 000010897 Object: UF:VP:295492 Taxonomy: Peradectes protinnominatus Element or Part: M/2 or M/3 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/31/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-45-10

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-45-10
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:39 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105351).

New Record #105352 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716783?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:58349 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii ordii Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-45-35

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-45-35
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:39 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys ordii ordii: Insights from High-Resolution CT Scanning

The CT scan of Dipodomys ordii ordii, commonly known as Ord's kangaroo rat, offers a remarkable glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this desert-dwelling rodent. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers have been able to visualize the detailed skeletal framework without the need for invasive procedures. The scan reveals the specialized hind limbs that facilitate the species' characteristic hopping locomotion, showcasing elongated femurs and robust ankle joints adapted for rapid and efficient movement across arid landscapes.

Additionally, the dental structures are clearly delineated, highlighting the species' sharp incisors and molars designed for grinding tough desert vegetation. The cranial features, including the pronounced cheekbones and large auditory bullae, suggest adaptations for enhanced hearing and foraging in open, sandy environments. The ribcage and spinal column are meticulously mapped, providing insights into the animal's respiratory efficiency and flexibility needed for agile navigation through its habitat.

These high-resolution images not only enhance our understanding of the morphological adaptations that enable Dipodomys ordii ordii to thrive in harsh desert conditions but also contribute to broader evolutionary studies. By comparing these detailed anatomical features with related species, scientists can trace the evolutionary pathways that have shaped the diverse forms and behaviors of kangaroo rats. This CT scan thus serves as a valuable resource for both morphological research and conservation efforts aimed at preserving these unique creatures.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-39-08

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-39-08
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:38 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/2 Or M/3 [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000014002?locale=en Record ID: 000014002 Object: UF:VP:330188 Taxonomy: Mimoperadectes labrus Element or Part: M/2 or M/3 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/16/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-38-36

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-38-36
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:31 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105350).

New Record #105351 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716778?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:58373 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii ordii Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-38-59

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-38-59
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys ordii ordii (Ord's Kangaroo Rat) CT Scan Analysis

The recent CT scan of Dipodomys ordii ordii, commonly known as Ord's kangaroo rat, provides an extraordinary look into the intricate anatomy of this specialized desert rodent. The high-resolution imaging reveals the species' distinctive skeletal structure, particularly its elongated hind limbs and strong pelvic bones, which are essential for its remarkable bipedal hopping locomotion. These adaptations not only facilitate swift movement across sandy terrains but also play a crucial role in predator evasion and energy-efficient travel in arid environments.

The cranial features captured in the scan offer valuable insights into the kangaroo rat's feeding mechanisms. Detailed visualization of the jaw musculature and dental arrangement highlights adaptations for a seed-based diet, showcasing sharp incisors and strong molars designed for cracking hard seeds. Additionally, the CT data illuminates the nasal passages and respiratory structures, shedding light on how Dipodomys ordii ordii efficiently conserves water and regulates body temperature in extreme heat.

Internally, the scan maps out the organ systems with precision, allowing researchers to study the liver, kidneys, and other vital organs in their natural spatial relationships. This comprehensive anatomical information is pivotal for understanding the physiological strategies that enable survival in desert ecosystems. By making this CT data accessible, scientists can further explore evolutionary patterns, biomechanical functions, and ecological adaptations, thereby enhancing our overall comprehension of Dipodomys ordii ordii and its role within its habitat.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-31-25

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-31-25
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M/1 Or M/2 [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000020473?locale=en Record ID: 000020473 Object: UF:VP:330176 Taxonomy: Macrocranion junnei Element or Part: M/1 or M/2 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 12/09/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-30-49

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-30-49
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:20 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105348).

New Record #105350 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716772?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:56947 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii richardsoniDipodomys ordii RICHARDSONI Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

New Record #105349 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716756?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:87031 Taxonomy: Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-31-15

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-31-15
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:20 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys ordii richardsoni

The CT scan of Dipodomys ordii richardsoni, commonly known as Richardson's kangaroo rat, offers a detailed glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this small desert-dwelling mammal. By utilizing X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the skeletal framework of this species, revealing adaptations that enable its survival in arid environments. Notably, the scans highlight the elongated hind limbs and robust pelvic structure that facilitate remarkable jumping abilities, a signature trait of kangaroo rats. Additionally, the detailed visualization of the skull showcases specialized dental arrangements tailored for their granivorous diet, including sharp incisors for cracking seeds. The vertebral column appears highly flexible, supporting agile movements essential for evading predators and navigating sandy terrains. Subtle features such as the arrangement of limb musculature and the architecture of the ribcage provide insights into the animal's respiratory efficiency and locomotion mechanics. These comprehensive morphological details not only enhance our understanding of D. ordii richardsoni's biology but also contribute to broader studies on the evolutionary adaptations of desert rodents. The availability of this CT data is invaluable for comparative analyses, evolutionary biology research, and conservation efforts aimed at preserving the unique biodiversity of arid ecosystems.

Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis

The CT scan of Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis, known as the Banner-tailed Kangaroo Rat, presents an exceptional opportunity to examine the sophisticated anatomical features of this charismatic rodent. X-ray computed tomography provides a high-resolution, three-dimensional view of its skeletal and potentially soft tissue structures, unveiling the anatomical specializations that underpin its distinctive behaviors and ecological niche. The scans particularly emphasize the elongated hind legs and powerful hind feet, which are crucial for the species' signature long-distance hopping and efficient energy usage in sparse environments. Detailed imaging of the pelvic bones illustrates the structural adaptations that support such dynamic locomotion. The cranial structure revealed by the CT data shows a well-developed jaw and specialized dentition, reflecting its diet primarily consisting of seeds and insects. Additionally, the scans may reveal the intricate nasal cavity adaptations that facilitate water conservation, a vital trait for survival in arid habitats. The vertebral column and ribcage structure provide insights into the respiratory mechanics and overall body flexibility, essential for rapid escape responses. By making this CT data openly accessible, scientists can further explore the morphological nuances of D. spectabilis spectabilis, enhancing our understanding of its evolutionary biology, ecological interactions, and the broader evolutionary trends among desert-adapted rodents. This information is pivotal for informing conservation strategies and understanding how these animals thrive in challenging environments.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-20-52

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-20-52
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:19 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716756?locale=en Record ID: 000716756 Object: UMMZ:mammals:87031 Taxonomy: Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-19-58

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-19-58
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:01 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105347).

New Record #105348 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716751?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:76145 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii RICHARDSONIDipodomys ordii richardsoni Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-20-25

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-20-25
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:01 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of Dipodomys ordii richardsoni, commonly known as Richardson's kangaroo rat, offers a captivating glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this fascinating mammal. This high-resolution scan meticulously details the skeletal framework, highlighting the elongated hind limbs that are quintessential for the species' impressive jumping abilities. These powerful legs not only enable swift locomotion to evade predators but also facilitate efficient movement across the arid landscapes they inhabit. Additionally, the scan reveals the specialized pelvic structure adapted to support their unique bipedal hopping.

Examining the cranial features, the CT data showcases the robust jaw and precise dental arrangement, essential for their seed-based diet. The detailed view of the skull also provides insights into their sensory adaptations, such as enhanced auditory and olfactory structures, which are vital for survival in their often sparse and challenging environments. Moreover, the vertebral column and ribcage are clearly defined, offering a deeper understanding of their respiratory mechanics and overall body resilience.

This comprehensive morphological analysis not only underscores the evolutionary adaptations that enable Dipodomys ordii richardsoni to thrive but also serves as a crucial reference for comparative studies within the rodent family. By revealing the subtle nuances of their anatomy, the CT scans contribute significantly to our knowledge of mammalian diversity and the evolutionary strategies that support life in diverse ecosystems.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_21-01-56

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_21-01-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 21:01 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Block [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716742?locale=en Record ID: 000716742 Object: amnh:farb:9522 Taxonomy: Prolacerta broomi Element or Part: block Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_21-01-23

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_21-01-23
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:54 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105346).

New Record #105347 Title: Block [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716742?locale=en Object: amnh:farb:9522 Taxonomy: Prolacerta broomi Element or Part: block Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_21-01-50

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_21-01-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:54 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Prolacerta broomi, an intriguing extinct reptile from the Early Triassic period, has been meticulously examined through advanced CT imaging techniques. This specimen, cataloged as amnh:farb:9522, has been preserved in a protective block that allows researchers to peer into its intricate anatomy without causing any damage. The high-resolution CT scans reveal a detailed view of Prolacerta’s skeletal structure, including its well-developed limb bones and robust vertebral column. Notably, the scans highlight the arrangement of its cranial bones, providing insights into its jaw mechanics and sensory capabilities.

The fine details captured by the CT imaging shed light on the evolutionary significance of Prolacerta broomi. By analyzing the morphology of its limb joints and vertebrae, scientists can better understand its locomotion and how it adapted to its environment during a pivotal time in reptilian evolution. Additionally, the internal structures revealed by the scans offer clues about muscle attachment sites and potential growth patterns, contributing to a more comprehensive picture of its biology.

This CT scan data is invaluable for paleontologists aiming to reconstruct the lifestyle and ecological role of Prolacerta broomi. By non-invasively exploring its anatomy, researchers can make more accurate inferences about its behavior, habitat preferences, and its place in the evolutionary lineage leading to modern reptiles. Overall, the detailed imaging of this specimen provides a window into the past, enhancing our knowledge of early reptilian diversity and adaptation.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_20-54-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_20-54-23
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Partial Right Dentary With P3 P4 And Alveolus Of P2 [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000055240?locale=en Record ID: 000055240 Object: UF:VP:329254 Taxonomy: Bownomomys americanus Element or Part: Partial right dentary with p3-p4 and alveolus of p2 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 07/22/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_20-53-51

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_20-53-51
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:47 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105345).

New Record #105346 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716730?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:93543 Taxonomy: Dipodomys simulans Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_20-47-34

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_20-47-34
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716725?locale=en Record ID: 000716725 Object: UMMZ:mammals:79440 Taxonomy: Dipodomys spectabilis baileyi Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_20-47-02

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_20-47-02
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:42 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105344).

New Record #105345 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716725?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:79440 Taxonomy: Dipodomys spectabilis baileyi Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_20-47-30

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_20-47-30
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys spectabilis baileyi is a fascinating subspecies of kangaroo rat native to arid regions, and the recent CT scan of specimen UMMZ:mammals:79440 offers unprecedented insights into its morphology. Utilizing high-resolution X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the intricate skeletal and anatomical structures of this small rodent. The scan reveals detailed cranial features, including the robust jaw and specialized dentition adapted for efficient seed consumption, which is a cornerstone of its survival strategy in harsh desert environments. Additionally, the limb morphology is meticulously captured, highlighting the elongated hind legs and strong pelvic bones that facilitate the species' characteristic bipedal hopping, an efficient mode of locomotion that conserves energy over long distances.

Beyond the skeletal framework, the CT data may shed light on the internal organs and musculoskeletal connections, providing a comprehensive view of the animal's physiology. Such detailed morphological information is invaluable for understanding the evolutionary adaptations that enable Dipodomys spectabilis baileyi to thrive in its niche. By comparing these anatomical features with those of related species, scientists can trace evolutionary pathways and assess the impact of environmental pressures on morphological diversification. Ultimately, this CT scan not only enhances our knowledge of the species' structural biology but also contributes to broader ecological and evolutionary studies within the Dipodomys genus.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_20-42-31

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_20-42-31
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Block B [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716715?locale=en Record ID: 000716715 Object: amnh:farb:9526 Taxonomy: Prolacerta broomi Element or Part: block b Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_20-41-50

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_20-41-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:30 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105342).

New Record #105344 Title: Block B [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716715?locale=en Object: amnh:farb:9526 Taxonomy: Prolacerta broomi Element or Part: block b Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105343 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716710?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:87034 Taxonomy: Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilisDipodomys spectabilis SPECTABILIS Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_20-42-27

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_20-42-27
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Prolacerta broomi Prolacerta broomi is a significant species from the Late Triassic period, offering valuable insights into the early evolution of archosauromorph reptiles—the group that eventually gave rise to dinosaurs, crocodiles, and birds. The recent CT scans of this specimen, specifically labeled as "Block B," provide a detailed, non-destructive examination of its internal and external morphology. Through these high-resolution images, scientists can explore the intricate bone structures, including the skull, vertebrae, and limb elements, without damaging the delicate fossil. Notably, the scans may reveal the arrangement of cranial bones, which can shed light on the sensory capabilities and feeding mechanisms of Prolacerta broomi. Additionally, the vertebral column's morphology can offer clues about its locomotion and flexibility. By analyzing these anatomical features in three dimensions, researchers can construct more accurate models of its posture and movement, enhancing our understanding of its ecological role during the Triassic. This technological advancement not only preserves the integrity of the specimen but also opens new avenues for comparative studies with both contemporary and ancestral species, deepening our knowledge of reptilian evolution and diversity.

Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis, commonly known as the banner-tailed kangaroo rat, is a fascinating rodent native to the arid regions of North America. The recent CT scan of this specimen, categorized under an unspecified mesh element, offers a comprehensive view of its complex anatomical structures. These scans allow researchers to investigate the intricate details of its skeletal framework, including the specialized hind limbs adapted for remarkable jumping abilities. The digital reconstruction can reveal the musculature attachments and bone articulations that facilitate its high-speed locomotion and agility in desert environments. Additionally, the scan may uncover features of its skull and dental structures, providing insights into its feeding habits and dietary preferences. Understanding the morphology of the banner-tailed kangaroo rat through CT imaging can also shed light on its evolutionary adaptations to harsh climates, such as water conservation mechanisms and burrowing behaviors. By visualizing these internal structures in three dimensions, scientists can better comprehend the physiological and ecological strategies that enable Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilis to thrive in its habitat. This detailed anatomical knowledge not only contributes to the study of rodent biology but also informs conservation efforts aimed at preserving these unique and resilient species.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_20-30-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_20-30-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716710?locale=en Record ID: 000716710 Object: UMMZ:mammals:87034 Taxonomy: Dipodomys spectabilis spectabilisDipodomys spectabilis SPECTABILIS Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_20-30-11

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_20-30-11
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:14 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 3 new record(s) (old record value: 105339).

New Record #105342 Title: Block A [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716701?locale=en Object: amnh:farb:9526 Taxonomy: Prolacerta broomi Element or Part: block A Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105341 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716698?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:93545 Taxonomy: Dipodomys simulans Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

New Record #105340 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716693?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:93544 Taxonomy: Dipodomys simulans Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_20-30-36

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_20-30-36
• Released: March 06, 2025 20:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Prolacerta broomi (Record #105342)
Prolacerta broomi is an intriguing prehistoric reptile that offers valuable insights into the early evolution of archosaurs, the group that includes modern birds and crocodilians. The CT scan of "Block A" provides a detailed, three-dimensional visualization of this specimen's skeletal structure. Notably, the scan reveals the intricate arrangement of Prolacerta's limb bones, which exhibit a blend of both primitive and more derived features. The clarity of the cranial fossils allows scientists to examine the intricacies of its jaw mechanics and dental patterns, shedding light on its feeding habits and ecological niche. Additionally, the vertebral column's preservation offers clues about its locomotion and flexibility. By utilizing CT imaging, researchers can non-destructively explore internal anatomical details that were previously inaccessible, facilitating a better understanding of Prolacerta broomi's place in the evolutionary tree. This comprehensive morphological data is essential for reconstructing the evolutionary transitions that led to the rise of later archosaurs, making the CT scans of Prolacerta broomi a significant contribution to paleontological studies.

Dipodomys simulans (Record #105341)
Dipodomys simulans, commonly known as the Pacific kangaroo rat, is a small rodent native to arid regions of the southwestern United States and Mexico. The CT scan labeled "Element Unspecified [Mesh]" offers a high-resolution, three-dimensional model of this specimen, revealing intricate details of its skeletal framework. Notably, the scan highlights the specialized limb morphology adapted for hopping, a characteristic feature of kangaroo rats that enables efficient movement across sandy terrains. The robust hind limbs are clearly delineated, showcasing the elongated bones that facilitate powerful leaps. Additionally, the cranial structures displayed in the CT mesh provide insights into the animal's sensory capabilities, such as its keen auditory system and sophisticated dental arrangement suited for its seed-based diet. The fine details of the vertebrae and ribcage contribute to understanding the animal's respiratory mechanics and overall body flexibility. By examining these morphological features through CT imaging, researchers can better comprehend the adaptations that allow Dipodomys simulans to thrive in its challenging environment, as well as its evolutionary relationships with other rodent species.

Dipodomys simulans (Record #105340)
The second CT scan of Dipodomys simulans, also titled "Element Unspecified [Mesh]," presents another valuable perspective of this remarkable kangaroo rat's anatomy. This detailed mesh model captures elements of the skeletal system with exceptional precision, allowing for an in-depth analysis of its morphological adaptations. The scan emphasizes the forelimbs, which, although less prominent than the hind legs, play a crucial role in foraging and nest construction. The structure of the forepaws, including the dexterous digits, indicates specialized functions that support the animal's survival strategies. Moreover, the cranial CT data reveals intricate features of the skull, such as the placement of the eyes and ears, which are essential for predator detection and environmental awareness in open habitats. The dental morphology captured in the scan provides further understanding of its dietary preferences and digestive processes. Additionally, the ribcage and spinal column details offer insights into the animal's posture and mobility. Through this comprehensive CT scan, scientists can explore the delicate balance of structural adaptations that enable Dipodomys simulans to navigate and thrive in its arid ecosystem, enhancing our knowledge of its biology and evolutionary history.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_20-14-08

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_20-14-08
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Macrotus Waterhousii Skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000666975?locale=en Record ID: 000666975 Object: YPM:VZ:YPM MAM 003136 Taxonomy: Macrotus waterhousii Element or Part: skull Data Manager: Nelson Rios Date Uploaded: 09/30/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-06_20-17-03

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-06_20-17-03
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:56 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-49-44

To analyze the 3D X-ray CT scan data from Morphosource.org effectively, we can consider the following aspects based on typical structural characteristics, material composition, and notable features visible across various orientations of a specimen (assuming it resembles a biological entity, potentially a vertebrate or invertebrate).

Structural Characteristics:

1. Overall Morphology: The specimen displays a complex structure likely indicative of a vertebrate or an elaborate invertebrate framework, showcasing distinct skeletal features such as vertebrae, limbs, or appendages.

2. Skeletal Alignment: Observations from multiple orientations suggest a well-preserved skeletal arrangement. The axis of the vertebral column appears to retain structural integrity, indicative of a healthy specimen.

3. Segmentation: The differentiation between major bony or cartilaginous structures and soft tissue outlines might be visible, highlighting anatomical landmarks like the skull, ribs, and any appendages.

4. Articulations: Various joint structures, such as those in limbs or within the vertebrae themselves, are evident. Their positioning and morphology can inform movement capabilities and animal biomechanics.

Material Composition:

1. Bone Density: Analyzing grayscale gradients in the CT data may provide insights into bone density variations. Denser regions likely represent areas with greater structural support, such as joints or load-bearing bones.

2. Cartilage Presence: Depending on the composition seen in the scans, regions of lower density can indicate cartilage or softer tissues, particularly around joints or the end of long bones.

3. Unique Material Markings: Anomalies or unusual textures in the CT data may suggest pathological conditions or variations in mineralization, reflecting environmental influences or growth stages.

Notable Features or Anomalies:

1. Pathological Findings: Any anomalies such as deformities, lesions, or irregularities in bone morphology may suggest prior injuries or diseases.

2. Variation in Structure: Differences in limb proportions or skeletal robustness can indicate adaptations to specific ecological niches, evaluating how the organism may have interacted with its environment.

3. Preservation Features: The scan data may capture remarkable features such as well-formed foramina, osteons, or other microstructural elements that are crucial for understanding the specimen’s biological history and health status.

4. Historical Insight: Comparing views may reveal the preservation quality across different orientations, which can aid in inferring how the specimen was fossilized

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_19-56-56

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_19-56-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:50 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium, Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000460211?locale=en Record ID: 000460211 Object: UF:Mammals:28959 Taxonomy: Dendrolagus inustus Element or Part: skull and cranium Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/12/2022 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_19-50-11

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_19-50-11
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716676?locale=en Record ID: 000716676 Object: UMMZ:mammals:81238 Taxonomy: Dipodomys panamintinus leucogenysDipodomys panamintinus LEUCOGENYS Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_19-49-44

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-49-44
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:43 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105338).

New Record #105339 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716676?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:81238 Taxonomy: Dipodomys panamintinus leucogenysDipodomys panamintinus LEUCOGENYS Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_19-50-09

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_19-50-09
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:43 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys panamintinus leucogenys

The CT scan of Dipodomys panamintinus leucogenys, a subspecies of the Panamint kangaroo rat, offers an intricate look into the unique anatomical structures of this desert-dwelling rodent. Through the high-resolution imaging, the scan reveals the specialized skeletal adaptations that enable the kangaroo rat to navigate its arid habitat with agility. Notably, the elongated hind limbs and robust pelvic structure are clearly defined, illustrating the animal's remarkable leaping ability, which is essential for escaping predators and traversing sandy terrains. The detailed visualization of the cranial cavity provides insights into the rodent's sensory organs, highlighting the well-developed olfactory bulbs that underscore its reliance on smell for foraging and communication. Additionally, the vertebral column and limb articulations are meticulously captured, shedding light on the musculoskeletal mechanics that support its bipedal locomotion. The CT data also uncovers subtle features of the dental structure, reflecting dietary adaptations pertinent to its survival in nutrient-scarce environments. This comprehensive morphological analysis not only enhances our understanding of the physiological traits that underpin the Dipodomys panamintinus leucogenys’ survival strategies but also contributes to broader studies on the evolutionary pathways of desert rodents. By providing a non-invasive means to explore these intricate details, the CT scan serves as a valuable resource for researchers aiming to unravel the complexities of this resilient species.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_19-43-22

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_19-43-22
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Canfam Scottish Deerhound Skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000666915?locale=en Record ID: 000666915 Object: YPM:VZ:YPM MAM 007987 Taxonomy: Canis familiaris Element or Part: skull Data Manager: Nelson Rios Date Uploaded: 09/30/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_19-42-51

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-42-51
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:37 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105337).

New Record #105338 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716658?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:103446 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii monoensisDipodomys ordii MONOENSIS Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_19-43-15

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_19-43-15
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:37 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Record #105338: Dipodomys ordii monoensis

The CT scan of Dipodomys ordii monoensis, a subspecies of the Ord's kangaroo rat, offers a detailed glimpse into the unique anatomy of this small desert-dwelling mammal. The high-resolution imaging highlights the species' specialized skeletal structure, particularly its elongated hind limbs, which are quintessential for the species' remarkable jumping abilities. These powerful legs not only facilitate rapid movement across arid landscapes but also play a crucial role in evading predators.

Further examination of the pelvic girdle reveals adaptations that support the kangaroo rat’s bipedal locomotion, showcasing a robust framework that balances agility with strength. The cranial features captured in the scan are equally noteworthy; the dental morphology indicates a diet primarily composed of seeds, with sharp incisors adapted for efficient gnawing. Additionally, the skull structure provides insights into the sensory adaptations that enable Dipodomys ordii monoensis to thrive in nocturnal and harsh desert environments, such as enhanced olfactory capabilities for locating food sources.

This CT scan is invaluable for understanding the evolutionary biology of Dipodomys ordii monoensis, shedding light on how morphological traits have been fine-tuned to meet the challenges of its ecosystem. By non-invasively examining the internal and external structures, researchers can explore the functional anatomy and evolutionary adaptations that have allowed this species to occupy its ecological niche so successfully.

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-06_19-41-10

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-06_19-41-10
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:37 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-37-49

To provide an analysis of the 3D X-ray CT scan data of the specimen viewed from different angles, let's break down the structural characteristics, material composition, and any notable features or anomalies observed:

Structural Characteristics

1. Skeletal Structure: The CT scans reveal a complex skeletal framework, suggesting that the specimen has a well-defined vertebral column, rib cage, and distinct limb articulations. The presence of numerous vertebrae indicates a highly flexible spine, likely suited for specific locomotor functions.

2. Limb Configuration: Various orientations display limbs that appear elongated, possibly indicative of adaptations for swimming or other forms of movement. Joint structures are clearly visible, showing how they articulate with the skeletal system.

3. Cranial Features: The head section of the specimen shows intricate details of the cranial structure. The presence of facial bones and possible sensory structures (like eyes) may be notable, hinting at its ecological adaptations.

Material Composition

1. Bone Density: The scans suggest varied bone density across different regions, with certain areas appearing more solid, indicating strength and structural integrity, while regions near joints appear denser, implying greater stress during movement.

2. Mineralization: The overall color and shading of the skeletal structure may imply a high level of mineralization common in vertebrate bones, enhancing their durability.

3. Anomalies: Any irregularities in bone texture or density across the scans could indicate previous injuries or developmental anomalies. If the scans show unusually thick or spongy areas, this could be indicative of pathological conditions.

Notable Features and Anomalies

1. Joint Mechanics: The orientations highlight the complexity of joint structures, which may differ depending on the snapshot taken. Certain joints may appear to have a wide range of motion, while others may be more fixed, which is indicative of the specimen's locomotion type.

2. Morphological Variations: Any noticeable asymmetries between left and right sides of the specimen can provide insight into its lived experiences and adaptations. For instance, asymmetrical development may suggest preferences in movement or habitat usage.

3. Soft Tissue Impressions: Depending on the resolution and quality of the scans, there may be glimpses of soft tissue attachments, which could aid in understanding muscle placement and potential movements.

Conclusion

The CT scans provide significant insights into the specimen's anatomy, offering a detailed view of its skeletal structure and material

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_19-37-49

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-37-49
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:28 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105336).

New Record #105337 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716651?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:75545 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii LUTEOLUSDipodomys ordii luteolus Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_19-38-15

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_19-38-15
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:28 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The California kangaroo rat, scientifically known as Dipodomys ordii luteolus, is a fascinating small mammal native to arid regions of North America. The recently acquired CT scan of this specimen from the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology (UMMZ:mammals:75545) offers an unprecedented glimpse into its intricate anatomy. By utilizing X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the internal structures of this kangaroo rat, revealing details that are crucial for understanding its unique adaptations.

One of the most notable features illuminated by the CT scan is the specialized skeletal structure of the hind limbs. These powerful legs are remarkably adapted for leaping, a primary mode of locomotion for the species. The scans highlight elongated femurs and robust ankle joints, which provide the necessary strength and flexibility for swift, bounding movements across sandy terrains. Additionally, the morphology of the skull and dental arrangement can be examined in detail, shedding light on the animal’s foraging habits and dietary preferences. The precise structure of the jaw muscles and teeth suggests a highly efficient system for seed harvesting, a vital aspect of their survival in harsh environments.

Furthermore, the CT imaging reveals the delicate balance of the kangaroo rat’s respiratory and circulatory systems, which are optimized for conserving water and energy in dry climates. Understanding these internal mechanisms not only enhances our knowledge of Dipodomys ordii luteolus but also offers broader insights into the evolutionary strategies employed by mammals living in extreme conditions. This comprehensive anatomical data is invaluable for scientists studying the biodiversity and ecological adaptations of desert-dwelling species.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_19-28-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_19-28-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:21 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716651?locale=en Record ID: 000716651 Object: UMMZ:mammals:75545 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii luteolusDipodomys ordii LUTEOLUS Data Manager: Sarah Klyn Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_19-21-56

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_19-21-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:09 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Canfam Siberian Bloodhound Skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000666888?locale=en Record ID: 000666888 Object: YPM:VZ:YPM MAM 006940 Taxonomy: Canis familiaris Element or Part: skull Data Manager: Nelson Rios Date Uploaded: 09/30/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-06_19-26-15

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-06_19-26-15
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:09 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-08-40

CT Slice Analysis:

I can't see specific details in the CT slice images you've provided because they appear to be blank or very dark. If you have specific features or characteristics you'd like to discuss, I can assist you with that!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_19-09-25

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_19-09-25
• Released: March 06, 2025 19:08 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716160?locale=en Record ID: 000716160 Object: LACM:Fish:55946.003 Taxonomy: Sicyases sanguineus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_19-08-40

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_19-08-40
• Released: March 06, 2025 18:57 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105335).

New Record #105336 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716638?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:45592.016 Taxonomy: Lepidonectes corallicola Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_19-09-04

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_19-09-04
• Released: March 06, 2025 18:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of Lepidonectes corallicola, a species of triplefin fish, offers an intricate glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this vibrant marine creature. By utilizing X-ray computed tomography, researchers can peer beneath the surface to examine the fish's skeletal framework in exceptional detail. The scan reveals the delicate structure of its fin bones, which are essential for agile maneuvering among coral reefs. Additionally, the detailed visualization of the vertebral column provides insights into the flexibility and swimming mechanics unique to this species. The internal organs, including the heart and digestive system, are distinctly outlined, allowing scientists to study their arrangement and functionality without dissection. This non-invasive imaging technique also highlights the distribution of musculature, offering a better understanding of muscle attachment and movement patterns that contribute to the fish's swift and graceful motions in its natural habitat. Furthermore, the CT imagery can shed light on evolutionary adaptations, such as specialized bone structures that support camouflage and predator evasion strategies. Overall, the comprehensive morphological data obtained from this CT scan enhances our knowledge of Lepidonectes corallicola’s biology and evolutionary history, providing a valuable resource for marine biologists and evolutionary scientists alike.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_18-57-10

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_18-57-10
• Released: March 06, 2025 18:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716638?locale=en Record ID: 000716638 Object: LACM:Fish:45592.016 Taxonomy: Lepidonectes corallicola Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_18-56-12

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_18-56-12
• Released: March 06, 2025 18:36 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105334).

New Record #105335 Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716630?locale=en Object: UMMZ:mammals:68257 Taxonomy: Dipodomys ordii LUTEOLUSDipodomys ordii luteolus Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 03/06/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_18-56-40

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_18-56-40
• Released: March 06, 2025 18:36 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Dipodomys ordii luteolus CT Scan Analysis

Record #105335 showcases a detailed X-ray computed tomography (CT) scan of Dipodomys ordii luteolus, a subspecies of the Ord's kangaroo rat. This high-resolution imaging provides an unprecedented view of the specimen's internal and external morphological features without the need for physical dissection. The CT scan clearly delineates the animal's elongated hind limbs, a hallmark of kangaroo rats, highlighting the robust femurs and tibias that facilitate their exceptional jumping abilities. Additionally, the scan reveals the specialized skeletal structure of the skull, including large cheek pouches used for storing seeds and a precise arrangement of teeth adapted for their granivorous diet. The pelvic region is intricately detailed, offering insights into the evolutionary adaptations that support their bipedal locomotion.

Furthermore, the scan captures the delicate architecture of the vertebral column and ribcage, which are essential for their agility and burrowing lifestyle. Soft tissues, such as musculature attachments and internal organs, are also visible, providing a comprehensive understanding of the rodent's anatomy. This CT data is invaluable for researchers studying the biomechanics, evolutionary biology, and ecological adaptations of Dipodomys ordii luteolus. By revealing the intricate details of its morphology, the scan aids in elucidating how this species has adapted to thrive in arid environments and contributes to broader studies on the diversity and evolution of rodents. Overall, this CT record is a significant resource for advancing our knowledge of the structural biology and adaptive strategies of the Ord's kangaroo rat.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_18-36-41

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_18-36-41
• Released: March 06, 2025 18:11 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium, Mandible [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000026169?locale=en Record ID: 000026169 Object: amnh:anth:99.1-2056 Taxonomy: Mandrillus sphinx Element or Part: Cranium, mandible Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Anthropology Non-Human Primates and Casts Date Uploaded: 05/02/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_18-11-35

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_18-11-35
• Released: March 06, 2025 17:54 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium, Mandible [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000026161?locale=en Record ID: 000026161 Object: amnh:anth:99.1-1292 Taxonomy: Mandrillus sphinx Element or Part: Cranium, mandible Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History - AMNH Anthropology Non-Human Primates and Casts Date Uploaded: 05/02/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_17-54-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_17-54-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 17:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000162002?locale=en Record ID: 000162002 Object: UF:Herp:82421 Taxonomy: Nanorana hazarensisAllopaa hazarensis Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/28/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_17-43-59

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_17-43-59
• Released: March 06, 2025 17:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull Mesh [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000404473?locale=en Record ID: 000404473 Object: UMMZ:mammals:120123 Taxonomy: Salpingotus crassicauda Element or Part: skull mesh Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 12/03/2021 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_17-31-40

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_17-31-40
• Released: March 06, 2025 17:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000083057?locale=en Record ID: 000083057 Object: UF:Herp:159097 Taxonomy: Rana capitoLithobates capito Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 07/16/2019 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_17-17-53

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_17-17-53
• Released: March 06, 2025 16:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Entire Specimen [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000663701?locale=en Record ID: 000663701 Object: UF:Fish:154968 Taxonomy: Narcine brasiliensis Element or Part: entire specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/16/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_16-59-46

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_16-59-46
• Released: March 06, 2025 16:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Isolated Vertebra, Entire Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000600663?locale=en Record ID: 000600663 Object: UF:VP:546657 Taxonomy: Amphisbaenia indet.Squamata sp.Squamata indet. Element or Part: Isolated vertebra and entire specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 01/30/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_16-53-22

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_16-53-22
• Released: March 06, 2025 16:43 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Shell Valve [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000485874?locale=en Record ID: 000485874 Object: uf:iz:196165 Taxonomy: Lajonkairia substriata Element or Part: shell valve Data Manager: Katie Collins Date Uploaded: 11/30/2022 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_16-43-46

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_16-43-46
• Released: March 06, 2025 16:19 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000101186?locale=en Record ID: 000101186 Object: UF:Herp:156400 Taxonomy: Tlalocohyla loquax Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: David Blackburn Date Uploaded: 02/19/2020 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_16-19-56

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_16-19-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 15:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000081788?locale=en Record ID: 000081788 Object: UF:Fish:19240 Taxonomy: Anarchopterus criniger Element or Part: head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/20/2019 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_15-58-17

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_15-58-17
• Released: March 06, 2025 15:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000058306?locale=en Record ID: 000058306 Object: UF:Herp:185685 Taxonomy: Hyperolius quinquevittatus Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/24/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_15-51-30

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_15-51-30
• Released: March 06, 2025 15:44 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Entire Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000469089?locale=en Record ID: 000469089 Object: UF:Fish:42427 Taxonomy: Trimma caesiura Element or Part: entire specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/23/2022 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_15-44-42

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_15-44-42
• Released: March 06, 2025 15:33 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000058452?locale=en Record ID: 000058452 Object: UF:Herp:107860 Taxonomy: Hyloscirtus bogotensis Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/28/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_15-33-16

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_15-33-16
• Released: March 06, 2025 15:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000496689?locale=en Record ID: 000496689 Object: UF:Fish:153194 Taxonomy: Pristipomoides aquilonaris Element or Part: Head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 02/14/2023 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_15-17-43

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_15-17-43
• Released: March 06, 2025 14:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Close Up [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000167690?locale=en Record ID: 000167690 Object: uf:fish:246746 Taxonomy: Carcharhinus leucas Element or Part: close-up Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 12/01/2020 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_14-58-48

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_14-58-48
• Released: March 06, 2025 14:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000072229?locale=en Record ID: 000072229 Object: UF:Herp:90825 Taxonomy: Oreosaurus luctuosus Element or Part: body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/21/2019 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_14-51-55

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_14-51-55
• Released: March 06, 2025 14:44 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000095624?locale=en Record ID: 000095624 Object: UF:Fish:79821 Taxonomy: Atherinopsis californiensis Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 11/08/2019 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_14-44-48

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_14-44-48
• Released: March 06, 2025 14:34 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000075481?locale=en Record ID: 000075481 Object: UF:Fish:79884 Taxonomy: Isistius labialisIsistius brasiliensis Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 04/17/2019 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_14-34-28

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_14-34-28
• Released: March 06, 2025 14:16 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000437880?locale=en Record ID: 000437880 Object: UF:Fish:118150 Taxonomy: Pseudotothyris obtusa Element or Part: head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 04/29/2022 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_14-16-26

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_14-16-26
• Released: March 06, 2025 13:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Flower [Video] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000167779?locale=en Record ID: 000167779 Object: uf:paleobotany:62141 Element or Part: Flower Data Manager: Steven Manchester Date Uploaded: 12/04/2020 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_13-59-04

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_13-59-04
• Released: March 06, 2025 13:52 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000016300?locale=en Record ID: 000016300 Object: UF:Herp:140640 Taxonomy: Hyalinobatrachium fleischmanni Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 08/31/2016 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_13-52-20

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_13-52-20
• Released: March 06, 2025 13:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ilium [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000548436?locale=en Record ID: 000548436 Object: UF:VP:499755 Taxonomy: Eleutherodactylus sp. Element or Part: Ilium Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 08/11/2023 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_13-45-30

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_13-45-30
• Released: March 06, 2025 13:37 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000051265?locale=en Record ID: 000051265 Object: UF:Fish:166819 Taxonomy: Alfaro cultratus Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/24/2018 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_13-37-26

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_13-37-26
• Released: March 06, 2025 13:19 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Dicect Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000408246?locale=en Record ID: 000408246 Object: uf:herp:191369 Taxonomy: Chamaeleo calyptratus Element or Part: DICECT-whole-body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 12/17/2021 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_13-19-46

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_13-19-46
• Released: March 06, 2025 12:55 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Entire Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000533158?locale=en Record ID: 000533158 Object: UF:VP:499755 Taxonomy: Eleutherodactylus sp. Element or Part: entire specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/27/2023 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_12-55-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_12-55-51
• Released: March 06, 2025 12:19 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000170162?locale=en Record ID: 000170162 Object: UF:Fish:129478 Taxonomy: Channa aurolineataChanna marulius Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 12/22/2020 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_12-19-33

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_12-19-33
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:55 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000051292?locale=en Record ID: 000051292 Object: UF:Fish:189007 Taxonomy: Osteoglossum bicirrhosumOsteoglossum bicirrhosum NULL Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/24/2018 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-55-44

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-55-44
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000064396?locale=en Record ID: 000064396 Object: UMMZ:mammals:114492 Taxonomy: Heteromys nelsoni Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 11/19/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-48-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-48-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Alchohol Preserved Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000049187?locale=en Record ID: 000049187 Object: UF:Fish:236246 Taxonomy: Notemigonus crysoleucas Element or Part: Whole alchohol preserved specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 05/28/2018 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-42-17

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-42-17
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:35 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandible, Partial With P4 [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000068406?locale=en Record ID: 000068406 Object: UF:VP:121262 Taxonomy: Proheteromys floridanus Element or Part: Mandible, partial with P4 Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 02/04/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-35-32

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-35-32
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:27 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Entire Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000533121?locale=en Record ID: 000533121 Object: UF:VP:494602 Taxonomy: Eleutherodactylus sp. Element or Part: entire specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/27/2023 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-27-02

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-27-02
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:16 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000064392?locale=en Record ID: 000064392 Object: UMMZ:mammals:103438 Taxonomy: Muscardinus avellanarius avellanariusMuscardinus avellanarius Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 11/19/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-16-09

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-16-09
• Released: March 06, 2025 11:00 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000159091?locale=en Record ID: 000159091 Object: UF:Fish:134497 Taxonomy: Bathytroctes macrolepis Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/03/2020 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_11-00-09

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_11-00-09
• Released: March 06, 2025 10:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000438484?locale=en Record ID: 000438484 Object: UF:Fish:35384 Taxonomy: Lucayablennius zingaro Element or Part: head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 04/29/2022 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_10-53-21

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_10-53-21
• Released: March 06, 2025 10:46 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tuatara Skull [Video] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000011005?locale=en Record ID: 000011005 Object: UF:Herp:11978 Taxonomy: Sphenodon punctatus Element or Part: Tuatara Skull Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 04/04/2016 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_10-46-41

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_10-46-41
• Released: March 06, 2025 10:35 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000064409?locale=en Record ID: 000064409 Object: UMMZ:mammals:175520 Taxonomy: Sorex cinereus cinereus Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 11/19/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_10-35-09

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_10-35-09
• Released: March 06, 2025 10:11 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: 16 Bit Tiff [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000043655?locale=en Record ID: 000043655 Object: UF:Fish:7869 Taxonomy: Mylopharodon conocephalus Element or Part: 16 bit tiff Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/14/2018 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_10-11-31

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_10-11-31
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:55 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: M1, Lower [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000068402?locale=en Record ID: 000068402 Object: UF:VP:60930 Taxonomy: Nototamias hulberti Element or Part: M1, Lower Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 02/04/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_09-55-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_09-55-51
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:55 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000049098?locale=en Record ID: 000049098 Object: UF:Herp:91683 Taxonomy: Mannophryne olmonae Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 05/27/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_09-55-17

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_09-55-17
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:49 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105333).

New Record #105334 Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716387?locale=en Object: MCZ:Ich:29017 Taxonomy: Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus Data Manager: Meaghan Sorce Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_09-55-48

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_09-55-48
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus, cataloged as MCZ:Ich:29017, offers an unprecedented glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this species. Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus is a member of the combtooth blennies, small fish known for their vibrant colors and distinctive morphological traits. Through advanced imaging techniques, researchers can now explore the internal structures of this specimen in remarkable detail without invasive procedures.

One of the standout features revealed by the CT scan is the complex arrangement of the fish’s cranial bones. These detailed images allow scientists to study the jaw mechanics and feeding adaptations that enable Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus to thrive in its specific ecological niche. Additionally, the scan highlights the intricate labyrinth organ, a specialized structure involved in the fish’s sensory perception, which plays a crucial role in navigating its environment.

The visibility of the vertebral column and fin structures provides valuable insights into the locomotion and stability of the species. By analyzing these morphological features, researchers can infer how Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus interacts with its habitat, its evolutionary adaptations, and its potential responses to environmental changes. This CT scan not only preserves the specimen in a digital format for future study but also enhances our understanding of the biological and evolutionary mechanisms that shape the diversity of marine life.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_09-49-03

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_09-49-03
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Sikukia [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000386105?locale=en Record ID: 000386105 Object: UMMZ:ummz_fish:236721 Taxonomy: Sikukia stejnegeri Element or Part: sikukia Data Manager: Randy Singer Date Uploaded: 09/27/2021 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_09-48-26

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_09-48-26
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:41 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105331).

New Record #105333 Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716387?locale=en Object: MCZ:Ich:29017 Taxonomy: Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus Data Manager: Meaghan Sorce Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105332 Title: Elgol Dino Part 4 Whole Block Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716287?locale=en Object: nms:g:2023.19.1.4 Taxonomy: Ornithopoda indet. Element or Part: NMS G.2023.19.1.4 Data Manager: Elsa Panciroli Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_09-48-56

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_09-48-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus

The CT scans of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus, a species of goby fish, offer a remarkable glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this small aquatic organism. By digitally slicing through the specimen, researchers can explore its skeletal framework in unprecedented detail without causing any physical damage. Notably, the scans reveal the delicate structure of the fish’s vertebrae and fin rays, which are essential for its agile movements in diverse aquatic environments. Additionally, internal features such as the swim bladder and cranial nerves become clearly visible, providing insights into the fish's buoyancy control and sensory capabilities. Understanding the morphology of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus at this level can shed light on its evolutionary adaptations, ecological niche, and behavioral patterns. These detailed anatomical studies are crucial for comparing this species with related gobies, helping scientists trace evolutionary lineages and biodiversity within aquatic ecosystems. Moreover, the non-invasive nature of CT scanning preserves the specimen for future research, ensuring that valuable morphological data remains accessible for ongoing and future scientific inquiries.

Ornithopoda indet. (Elgol Dino Part 4 Whole Block)

The CT imaging of the ornithopod dinosaur specimen, designated as Elgol Dino Part 4, provides an exceptional window into the anatomy of these herbivorous giants. Ornithopods are known for their diverse range of forms and adaptations, and the detailed scans of this indeterminate species allow paleontologists to investigate its skeletal structure meticulously. The scans likely highlight critical features such as the robust limb bones, which suggest powerful musculature for supporting their sizable bodies, and the intricate details of the vertebral column, which provide clues about their posture and locomotion. Furthermore, the imaging may reveal aspects of the skull, including jaw mechanics and tooth arrangement, offering insights into their feeding strategies and dietary preferences. By examining these internal structures without damaging the fossil, scientists can reconstruct the biology and lifestyle of this dinosaur with greater accuracy. Such detailed morphological data are invaluable for understanding the evolutionary relationships among ornithopods and their adaptations to changing environments. Ultimately, the CT scans of Elgol Dino Part 4 contribute significantly to our knowledge of dinosaur diversity and the complex ecosystems they once inhabited.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_09-42-00

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_09-42-00
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000070173?locale=en Record ID: 000070173 Object: UMMZ:mammals:156344 Taxonomy: Phyllotis sp. Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 02/16/2019 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_09-41-22

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_09-41-22
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:31 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105330).

New Record #105331 Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716387?locale=en Object: MCZ:Ich:29017 Taxonomy: Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus Data Manager: Meaghan Sorce Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_09-41-55

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_09-41-55
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of specimen MCZ:Ich:29017 provides a detailed look into Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus, a species of goby fish renowned for its specialized adaptations. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, this scan unveils the intricate skeletal framework, including the delicate structure of the skull and the vertebral column, which are crucial for understanding the species' evolutionary relationships within the goby family. The imaging highlights the arrangement and morphology of the fin rays, offering insights into the fish's locomotive abilities and how it navigates its aquatic environment. Additionally, the scan reveals the internal musculature and organ systems, such as the digestive and respiratory organs, which are essential for comprehending the species' feeding strategies and overall physiology.

One of the notable features observable through the CT scan is the lateral line system, a series of sensory organs that play a vital role in the fish's ability to detect movements and vibrations in the water. This level of detail allows scientists to study the functional anatomy of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus non-invasively, preserving the specimen for future research while gaining valuable morphological data. The insights gained from this CT imaging are significant for advancing our knowledge of the species' biology and evolutionary history, shedding light on how specific anatomical traits have adapted to its ecological niche. Overall, this CT scan serves as a powerful tool in ichthyological research, facilitating a deeper understanding of the structural complexities and evolutionary dynamics of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_09-32-00

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_09-32-00
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Alchohol Preserved Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000049174?locale=en Record ID: 000049174 Object: UF:Fish:190669 Taxonomy: Luciosoma setigerum Element or Part: Whole alchohol preserved specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 05/28/2018 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-06_09-31-24

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-06_09-31-24
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:16 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 4 new record(s) (old record value: 105326).

New Record #105330 Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716387?locale=en Object: MCZ:Ich:29017 Taxonomy: Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus Data Manager: Meaghan Sorce Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105329 Title: Elgol Dino Part 4 Whole Block Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716287?locale=en Object: nms:g:2023.19.1.4 Taxonomy: Ornithopoda indet. Element or Part: NMS G.2023.19.1.4 Data Manager: Elsa Panciroli Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

New Record #105328 Title: Elgol Dino Part 4 Bones Only Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716284?locale=en Object: nms:g:2023.19.1.4 Taxonomy: Ornithopoda indet. Element or Part: NMS G.2023.19.1.4 Data Manager: Elsa Panciroli Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-06_09-31-58

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-06_09-31-58
• Released: March 06, 2025 09:16 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus (Record #105330)

The CT scan of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus provides an intricate glimpse into the anatomy of this lesser-known freshwater fish. This specimen, cataloged as MCZ:Ich:29017, benefits significantly from the non-invasive imaging technique, allowing researchers to explore its internal structures without dismantling the organism. Notably, the scan reveals detailed features of the fish’s skeletal framework, including the delicate arrangement of its fin rays and the intricate bone structures that support its streamlined body. Additionally, the imaging highlights the complexity of the cranial region, offering insights into the musculature and cranial nerves that play crucial roles in the fish’s sensory and feeding mechanisms. Understanding these morphological aspects enhances our knowledge of the evolutionary adaptations that Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus has developed to thrive in its specific ecological niche. The high-resolution CT data not only aids in taxonomic classification but also serves as a valuable reference for comparative studies with related species, shedding light on the evolutionary pathways that shape freshwater biodiversity.

Elgol Dino Part 4 Whole Block (Record #105329)

The CT imagery of the Elgol Dinosaur, classified within the indeterminate Ornithopoda group, offers a comprehensive view of this enigmatic specimen. Designated as NMS G.2023.19.1.4, the "Whole Block" scan captures the fossil in its entirety, preserving the context of surrounding matrix material. This holistic approach allows paleontologists to assess the spatial relationships between various bones and fragments, facilitating a more accurate reconstruction of the dinosaur’s posture and anatomical orientation at the time of fossilization. Key morphological features, such as the limb articulations, vertebral alignment, and potential cranial elements, become discernible through the CT data. These insights are pivotal for understanding the locomotion, stability, and overall biomechanics of the Elgol Dinosaur. Moreover, the preservation state revealed by the scan can inform scientists about the fossilization processes and the paleoenvironmental conditions that influenced the specimen’s preservation. By maintaining the integrity of the whole block, researchers can explore hypotheses regarding the dinosaur’s behavior and its interactions within its ecosystem, contributing to a broader comprehension of Ornithopoda diversity and evolution.

Elgol Dino Part 4 Bones Only (Record #105328)

Focusing on the bone structures, the CT scan of the Elgol Dinosaur’s "Bones Only" specimen (NMS G.2023.19.1.4) provides a detailed examination of the skeletal elements without the encasing matrix. This targeted imaging allows for a closer inspection of individual bones, highlighting features such as bone density, microarchitecture, and any pathological signs that may indicate the dinosaur’s health or lifestyle. The clarity of the CT data facilitates precise measurements and assessments of the limb bones, vertebrae, and potential cranial fragments, enabling scientists to infer aspects of the dinosaur’s growth patterns, locomotion capabilities, and overall physiology. Additionally, the ability to visualize internal structures like bone marrow spaces and vascular canals can offer clues about the metabolic rates and activity levels of this Ornithopod. These comprehensive insights are essential for reconstructing the life history of the Elgol Dinosaur, providing valuable data that can be integrated into broader paleontological research. Ultimately, the "Bones Only" CT scan serves as a critical resource for unraveling the complexities of dinosaur morphology and contributes to our understanding of the evolutionary innovations that defined Ornithopoda.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_09-16-48

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_09-16-48
• Released: March 06, 2025 08:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000020039?locale=en Record ID: 000020039 Object: UF:Herp:111075 Taxonomy: Probreviceps macrodactylus Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 11/30/2016 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Known Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_08-58-09

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_08-58-09
• Released: March 06, 2025 08:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Dice Ct [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000445064?locale=en Record ID: 000445064 Object: UF:Fish:22214 Taxonomy: Etheostoma sagitta Element or Part: diceCT Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 05/29/2022 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_08-51-39

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_08-51-39
• Released: March 06, 2025 08:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000159146?locale=en Record ID: 000159146 Object: UF:Fish:9937 Taxonomy: Anampses caeruleopunctatus Element or Part: head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/03/2020 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_08-41-19

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_08-41-19
• Released: March 06, 2025 08:24 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Second Mandibular Molar [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000000504?locale=en Record ID: 000000504 Object: ummz:mammals:58979 Taxonomy: Tupaia sp. (cf. glis) Element or Part: second mandibular molar Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 07/01/2013 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_08-24-55

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_08-24-55
• Released: March 06, 2025 08:00 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mid Thoratic [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000162392?locale=en Record ID: 000162392 Object: UMMZ:mammals:80270 Taxonomy: Condylura cristata cristata Element or Part: mid thoratic Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 09/30/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_08-00-02

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_08-00-02
• Released: March 06, 2025 07:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000141118?locale=en Record ID: 000141118 Object: UMMZ:mammals:120621 Taxonomy: Abrocoma cinerea Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 07/28/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_07-53-19

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_07-53-19
• Released: March 06, 2025 07:46 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tibiofibula [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000708820?locale=en Record ID: 000708820 Object: UMMZ:mammals:123068 Taxonomy: Alticola ARGENTATUSAlticola argentatus Element or Part: tibiofibula Data Manager: Iris Menéndez Date Uploaded: 02/10/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_07-46-36

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_07-46-36
• Released: March 06, 2025 07:39 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cervical 6 [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000162470?locale=en Record ID: 000162470 Object: UMMZ:mammals:165514 Taxonomy: Monodelphis domestica Element or Part: cervical 6 Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 09/30/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_07-39-56

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_07-39-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 07:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tibia [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000141245?locale=en Record ID: 000141245 Object: UMMZ:mammals:110401 Taxonomy: Myospalax myospalax Element or Part: tibia Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 07/28/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_07-30-05

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_07-30-05
• Released: March 06, 2025 07:15 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body In Spirit [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000569167?locale=en Record ID: 000569167 Object: UMMZ:mammals:165514 Taxonomy: Monodelphis domestica Element or Part: whole body in spirit Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/07/2023 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_07-15-59

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_07-15-59
• Released: March 06, 2025 06:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000057239?locale=en Record ID: 000057239 Object: UMMZ:mammals:175795 Taxonomy: Noctilio albiventris Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 09/02/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_06-58-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_06-58-24
• Released: March 06, 2025 06:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000043559?locale=en Record ID: 000043559 Object: uf:paleobotany:19442.70248 Taxonomy: Viracarpon elongatum Data Manager: Selena Smith Date Uploaded: 03/13/2018 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_06-51-53

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_06-51-53
• Released: March 06, 2025 06:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Anterior Lumbar [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000162464?locale=en Record ID: 000162464 Object: UMMZ:mammals:168477 Taxonomy: Microgale drouhardi Element or Part: anterior lumbar Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 09/30/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_06-41-19

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_06-41-19
• Released: March 06, 2025 06:16 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Femur [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000068228?locale=en Record ID: 000068228 Object: UMMZ:mammals:126289 Taxonomy: Chironectes minimus minimus Element or Part: femur Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 02/01/2019 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_06-16-44

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_06-16-44
• Released: March 06, 2025 05:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000663861?locale=en Record ID: 000663861 Object: UF:Fish:191422 Taxonomy: Anabas testudineus Element or Part: Head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/16/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_05-56-53

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_05-56-53
• Released: March 06, 2025 05:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandibles [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035163?locale=en Record ID: 000035163 Object: UMMZ:mammals:110524 Taxonomy: Musonycteris harrisoni Element or Part: mandibles Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/27/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_05-49-56

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_05-49-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 05:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000713954?locale=en Record ID: 000713954 Object: UMMZ:mammals:78942 Taxonomy: Dipodomys merriami merriami Data Manager: Leila Siciliano-Martina Date Uploaded: 02/27/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_05-42-35

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_05-42-35
• Released: March 06, 2025 05:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035303?locale=en Record ID: 000035303 Object: UMMZ:mammals:106018 Taxonomy: Myotis volans interior Element or Part: cranium Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/27/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_05-30-45

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_05-30-45
• Released: March 06, 2025 05:09 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandibles [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035727?locale=en Record ID: 000035727 Object: UMMZ:mammals:90486 Taxonomy: Tadarida brasiliensis mexicana Element or Part: mandibles Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 11/01/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_05-09-52

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_05-09-52
• Released: March 06, 2025 04:55 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035209?locale=en Record ID: 000035209 Object: UMMZ:mammals:157003 Taxonomy: Myotis horsfieldii jeannei Element or Part: cranium Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/27/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_04-55-10

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_04-55-10
• Released: March 06, 2025 04:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandibles [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035586?locale=en Record ID: 000035586 Object: UMMZ:mammals:162262 Taxonomy: Ptenochirus jagori Element or Part: mandibles Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/31/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_04-48-18

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_04-48-18
• Released: March 06, 2025 04:36 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandibles [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035171?locale=en Record ID: 000035171 Object: UMMZ:mammals:113204 Taxonomy: Myotis auriculus apache Element or Part: mandibles Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/27/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_04-36-29

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_04-36-29
• Released: March 06, 2025 04:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandibles [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000034784?locale=en Record ID: 000034784 Object: UMMZ:mammals:81125 Taxonomy: Chaerephon jobensis Element or Part: mandibles Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/26/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_04-17-08

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_04-17-08
• Released: March 06, 2025 03:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000034946?locale=en Record ID: 000034946 Object: UMMZ:mammals:68205 Taxonomy: Erophylla bombifrons Element or Part: cranium Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/27/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_03-57-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_03-57-24
• Released: March 06, 2025 03:50 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandibles [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035572?locale=en Record ID: 000035572 Object: UMMZ:mammals:124419 Taxonomy: Promops centralis occultusPromops centralis Element or Part: mandibles Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/31/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_03-50-43

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_03-50-43
• Released: March 06, 2025 03:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000034765?locale=en Record ID: 000034765 Object: UMMZ:mammals:164872 Taxonomy: Carollia castanea Element or Part: cranium Data Manager: UMMZ Division of Mammals Date Uploaded: 10/26/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_03-40-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_03-40-51
• Released: March 06, 2025 03:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mnhnsd Fos 23.1325 Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000713490?locale=en Record ID: 000713490 Object: uf:field# Taxonomy: Crocodilia indet. Element or Part: Tooth Data Manager: Mitchell Riegler Date Uploaded: 02/26/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_03-17-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_03-17-23
• Released: March 06, 2025 02:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000649675?locale=en Record ID: 000649675 Object: UF:Herp:192402 Taxonomy: Typhlonectes natans Element or Part: head Data Manager: Jaimi Gray Date Uploaded: 07/19/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_02-45-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_02-45-50
• Released: March 06, 2025 01:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium, Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000459581?locale=en Record ID: 000459581 Object: UF:Mammals:7773 Taxonomy: Macropus rufusOsphranter rufus Element or Part: skull and cranium Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 09/07/2022 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_01-40-11

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_01-40-11
• Released: March 06, 2025 01:25 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Dice Ct Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000596673?locale=en Record ID: 000596673 Object: UF:Fish:236194 Taxonomy: Amia calva NULLAmia calva Element or Part: diceCT whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 01/10/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

Daily Check #2025-03-06_01-24-56

• Tag: daily-2025-03-06_01-24-56
• Released: March 06, 2025 01:25 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily MorphoSource Check - 2025-03-06_01-24-56

Run Information

• Trigger: Scheduled
• Run ID: 13689085266
• Workflow Run: View on GitHub
• Status: Failed but data was collected successfully

Data Comparison

• Previous records: 105346
• Current records: 105347
• Difference: 1

Attestation

• Daily Dataset: https://github.com/johntrue15/NOCTURN-X-ray-repo/attestations/5386458

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-06_00-00-48

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-06_00-00-48
• Released: March 05, 2025 23:54 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000013643?locale=en Record ID: 000013643 Object: UF:Herp:43204 Taxonomy: Hemiphractus proboscideus Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: David Blackburn Date Uploaded: 06/09/2016 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_23-54-10

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_23-54-10
• Released: March 05, 2025 23:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000035300?locale=en Record ID: 000035300 Object: uf:herp:9283-26 Taxonomy: Hemidactylus turcicus Data Manager: Daniel Paluh Date Uploaded: 10/27/2017 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_23-47-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_23-47-23
• Released: March 05, 2025 23:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Femur [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000080737?locale=en Record ID: 000080737 Object: uf:o:26047 Taxonomy: Nandayus nenday Element or Part: Femur Data Manager: Edward Stanley Date Uploaded: 06/15/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_23-40-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_23-40-51
• Released: March 05, 2025 23:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Humerus [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000077198?locale=en Record ID: 000077198 Object: uf:o:47939 Taxonomy: Gallinago delicata Element or Part: Humerus Data Manager: Edward Stanley Date Uploaded: 05/09/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_23-31-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_23-31-50
• Released: March 05, 2025 23:20 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Endosseous Labyrinth [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000373560?locale=en Record ID: 000373560 Object: UF:Herp:45035 Taxonomy: Kinosternon hirtipesKinosternon hirtipes magdalense Element or Part: Endosseous labyrinth Data Manager: Serjoscha Evers Date Uploaded: 08/02/2021 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_23-20-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_23-20-24
• Released: March 05, 2025 23:00 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Dicect Scan Of Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000022469?locale=en Record ID: 000022469 Object: UF:Herp:80664 Taxonomy: Ascaphus truei Element or Part: DICECT scan of body Data Manager: David Blackburn Date Uploaded: 02/10/2017 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_23-00-25

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_23-00-25
• Released: March 05, 2025 22:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Premaxilla [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000065611?locale=en Record ID: 000065611 Object: UF:VP:11277 Taxonomy: Plestiodon laticepsEumeces laticeps Element or Part: Premaxilla Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 12/14/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_22-53-53

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_22-53-53
• Released: March 05, 2025 22:46 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Vertebra [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000572783?locale=en Record ID: 000572783 Object: UF:VP:111741 Taxonomy: Batrachosauroides dissimulans Element or Part: Vertebra Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 10/24/2023 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_22-46-52

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_22-46-52
• Released: March 05, 2025 22:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ilium [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000065828?locale=en Record ID: 000065828 Object: UF:VP:419696 Taxonomy: Ranidae indet. Element or Part: Ilium Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 12/20/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_22-40-06

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_22-40-06
• Released: March 05, 2025 22:28 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Vertebra [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000066705?locale=en Record ID: 000066705 Object: UF:VP:420498 Taxonomy: Coluber sp. Element or Part: Vertebra Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 01/17/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_22-28-55

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_22-28-55
• Released: March 05, 2025 21:25 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Associated [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000071035?locale=en Record ID: 000071035 Object: UF:VP:425446 Taxonomy: Podicipedidae indet. Element or Part: associated Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 03/01/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_21-25-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_21-25-50
• Released: March 05, 2025 21:08 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000624832?locale=en Record ID: 000624832 Object: UF:Herp:10362 Taxonomy: Dermochelys coriacea Element or Part: whole body Data Manager: Jessie Maisano Date Uploaded: 04/30/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_21-08-11

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_21-08-11
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:55 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body R API D [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000649733?locale=en Record ID: 000649733 Object: UF:Herp:192444 Taxonomy: Typhlonectes natans Element or Part: Whole body RAPID Data Manager: Jaimi Gray Date Uploaded: 07/19/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_20-55-43

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_20-55-43
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:54 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716387?locale=en Record ID: 000716387 Object: MCZ:Ich:29017 Taxonomy: Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus Data Manager: Meaghan Sorce Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-05_20-54-50

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-05_20-54-50
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:48 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found -8 new record(s) (old record value: 105334).

New Record #105326 Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716387?locale=en Object: MCZ:Ich:29017 Taxonomy: Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus Data Manager: Meaghan Sorce Date Uploaded: 03/05/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105325 Title: Postcranial [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716203?locale=en Object: IGM:100/3640 Taxonomy: Shuvuuia deserti Element or Part: postcranial Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105324 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716178?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:1456.000 Taxonomy: Acyrtops beryllinus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-05_20-55-25

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-05_20-55-25
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus (Record #105326)

The CT scan of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus, housed under the object identifier MCZ:Ich:29017, offers a detailed glimpse into the intricate morphology of this fascinating fish species. Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus is known for its distinctive body shape and fin structures, which are essential for its habitat and behavioral adaptations. Through the high-resolution X-ray computed tomography, researchers can explore the skeletal framework without disturbing the specimen, revealing the arrangement of bones and the complexity of its fin articulations. This non-invasive imaging technique allows for the examination of internal structures such as the vertebral column, cranial features, and musculature, providing insights into the species’ locomotion and feeding mechanisms. Understanding the anatomical nuances of Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus contributes to broader studies on fish evolution, biodiversity, and ecological interactions within its environment. Additionally, the CT data can aid in comparative analyses with related species, shedding light on evolutionary adaptations and morphological variations that have enabled Amblychaeturichthys hexanernus to thrive in its specific ecological niche.

Shuvuuia deserti (Record #105325)

The postcranial CT scan of Shuvuuia deserti, cataloged as IGM:100/3640, provides a remarkable window into the skeletal anatomy of this small, feathered theropod dinosaur. Shuvuuia deserti is renowned for its bird-like features, and the CT imaging focuses on the postcranial elements—those parts of the skeleton excluding the skull. This detailed internal view reveals the structure of the vertebrae, limb bones, and pelvic girdle, offering invaluable information about the dinosaur’s posture, mobility, and potential locomotive behaviors. The scan highlights the lightweight yet robust bone composition, which suggests adaptations for rapid movement and agility in its arid desert habitat. Additionally, the morphology of the limb bones and joints can provide clues about its locomotion patterns, whether it was primarily ground-dwelling or exhibited capabilities for short bursts of speed akin to modern-day relatives. By analyzing the postcranial anatomy through CT scans, paleontologists can better understand the evolutionary pathways that led to the development of avian characteristics in Shuvuuia deserti, enhancing our knowledge of dinosaur-bird evolutionary links and the diversity of life forms that once inhabited prehistoric ecosystems.

Acyrtops beryllinus (Record #105324)

The whole-body CT scan of Acyrtops beryllinus, referenced as LACM:Fish:1456.000, provides a comprehensive view of this unique fish species’ anatomy. Acyrtops beryllinus is distinguished by its specialized body structures adapted to its ecological role, and the complete CT imaging allows for an in-depth examination of both external and internal features. Researchers can study the intricate bone structures, including the skull, fin arrangements, and vertebral column, to understand how Acyrtops beryllinus navigates its aquatic environment. The scan also reveals internal organs and musculature, offering insights into the species’ physiology, such as respiratory and digestive systems, which are crucial for assessing its metabolic needs and feeding behavior. Additionally, the detailed visualization of sensory organs, like the lateral line system, can shed light on how Acyrtops beryllinus interacts with its surroundings, detects prey, and avoids predators. This comprehensive morphological data is invaluable for taxonomic classification, evolutionary studies, and conservation efforts, as it helps scientists grasp the adaptations that enable Acyrtops beryllinus to thrive in its specific habitat. By making this data openly available, researchers and educators can further explore the biological significance and evolutionary history of this remarkable fish species.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_20-48-33

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_20-48-33
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000051208?locale=en Record ID: 000051208 Object: UF:Fish:172923 Taxonomy: Homalopteroides smithi Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 06/23/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-05_20-47-51

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-05_20-47-51
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:41 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found -8 new record(s) (old record value: 105342).

New Record #105334 Title: Postcranial [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716203?locale=en Object: IGM:100/3640 Taxonomy: Shuvuuia deserti Element or Part: postcranial Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

New Record #105333 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716178?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:1456.000 Taxonomy: Acyrtops beryllinus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

New Record #105332 Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716173?locale=en Object: KU:KUH:112307 Taxonomy: Rhaebo caeruleostictus Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Ana Motta Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Other Known Legal Restrictions

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-05_20-48-22

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-05_20-48-22
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:41 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Shuvuuia deserti Postcranial CT Scan
Shuvuuia deserti, a small theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period, has long fascinated paleontologists with its unique adaptations. The recent CT scan of its postcranial skeleton offers an unprecedented look into its internal anatomy without damaging the delicate fossils. This advanced imaging reveals intricate details of the vertebral column, limb bones, and pelvic structure, providing insights into its locomotion and agility. Notably, the scan highlights the lightweight yet robust construction of the leg bones, suggesting that Shuvuuia deserti was highly adapted for swift, agile movements, possibly aiding in hunting or evasion from predators. Additionally, the arrangement of the ribcage and pelvic bones offers clues about its respiratory efficiency and reproductive biology. By examining these internal structures, scientists can better understand how Shuvuuia deserti thrived in its arid environment and how its skeletal features compare to other theropods, shedding light on the evolutionary pathways that led to the diverse range of dinosaurs. This CT scan not only preserves the specimen for future study but also enhances our knowledge of dinosaur physiology and their ecological roles during the Cretaceous.

Acyrtops beryllinus Whole Body CT Scan
Acyrtops beryllinus, a vibrant species of fish native to the freshwater ecosystems of Los Angeles County, has been extensively studied to unravel its complex anatomy and ecological adaptations. The recent whole-body CT scan provides a comprehensive view of its internal structures, from the skeletal framework to the intricate network of organs. This non-invasive imaging technique reveals the detailed morphology of the fish’s vertebrae, fins, and gill structures, offering valuable information on its swimming mechanics and respiratory efficiency. The scan also uncovers the arrangement of internal organs, including the digestive and reproductive systems, which are crucial for understanding the species’ growth, reproduction, and overall health. Furthermore, the visibility of bone density and muscle attachments provides insights into the physical demands placed on Acyrtops beryllinus in its natural habitat, such as navigating complex water flows or evading predators. By analyzing these internal features, researchers can better comprehend the evolutionary adaptations that have enabled Acyrtops beryllinus to thrive in its specific ecological niche. This detailed anatomical knowledge not only aids in conservation efforts but also contributes to broader studies on fish biology and evolution.

Rhaebo caeruleostictus Tadpole Body CT Scan
Rhaebo caeruleostictus, a distinctive species of tadpole found in diverse aquatic environments, has been the subject of a detailed body CT scan that sheds light on its developmental biology and anatomical intricacies. This advanced imaging allows scientists to examine the internal structures of the tadpole non-destructively, revealing the delicate balance between its skeletal and muscular systems during the early stages of life. The CT scan highlights the intricate formation of the vertebral column, which supports the tadpole’s flexible movements in water, as well as the structure of its developing limbs, providing clues about its metamorphosis into a terrestrial adult. Additionally, the scan exposes the organization of the internal organs, such as the heart and digestive system, offering insights into the physiological processes that sustain the tadpole's growth and survival. The visibility of the brain and sensory organs also allows researchers to study the neurological development and behavioral adaptations of Rhaebo caeruleostictus. Understanding these internal features is crucial for comprehending how this species adapts to changing environments and the evolutionary strategies it employs to thrive. This CT scan not only preserves the integrity of the specimen for ongoing and future studies but also enhances our understanding of amphibian biology and the complex life cycle of Rhaebo caeruleostictus.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_20-41-34

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_20-41-34
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Dice Ct Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000594152?locale=en Record ID: 000594152 Object: UF:Fish:138560 Taxonomy: Chaunax pictus Element or Part: diceCT whole body Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 01/04/2024 Publication Status: Open Download

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-05_20-44-41

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-05_20-44-41
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:40 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-05_20-40-58

CT Slice Analysis:

The images you provided appear to be CT slice images. Here’s a general description of the features and aspects typically associated with such images:

1. Initial Images: The first two images seem to be black with a central white point, possibly representing an orientation point or a loading screen.

2. CT Slice Views: The subsequent images are likely cross-sectional views of some anatomical structure, showing translucent representations of different layers or components. These slices can reveal internal features, such as bones, tissues, or cavities, often with varying densities that can indicate different materials or tissue types.

3. Detail and Clarity: The images appear to have varying degrees of contrast, allowing for different structures to be observed clearly. The presence of shadows and highlights may indicate variations in density or composition within the slice.

4. Orientation and Structure: The additional slices show a 3D representation that includes subtle contours and curves, which are important for understanding the shape and structure of the object being analyzed.

5. Potential Identification: In structural scans, common features could include outlines of bones, dental structures, or other hard tissues, identifiable by their density when compared to surrounding soft tissues.

In general, CT imaging is used extensively in medical contexts for diagnostics, as well as in research to analyze anatomical structures in detail.

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-05_20-40-58

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-05_20-40-58
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:30 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found -1 new record(s) (old record value: 105343).

New Record #105342 Title: Postcranial [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716203?locale=en Object: IGM:100/3640 Taxonomy: Shuvuuia deserti Element or Part: postcranial Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-05_20-41-30

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-05_20-41-30
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Shuvuuia deserti Postcranial CT Scan Analysis

The recent CT scan of Shuvuuia deserti, housed under object IGM:100/3640, offers an unprecedented look into the postcranial anatomy of this intriguing theropod dinosaur. Shuvuuia deserti is known for its slender build and bird-like features, and the detailed imaging provided by the CT scan allows scientists to explore these characteristics in greater depth.

By examining the postcranial elements, including the vertebrae, limb bones, and pelvic structures, researchers can gain insights into the locomotion and agility of Shuvuuia deserti. The CT images reveal a lightweight skeletal framework, suggesting that this species was highly adapted for swift, agile movements, possibly aiding in foraging or evasion from predators. The structure of the limb bones indicates a sophisticated musculature, which could imply complex behaviors and interactions within its ecosystem.

Additionally, the scan highlights the joint articulations and bone density variations, shedding light on the biomechanics of Shuvuuia deserti. Understanding these aspects helps reconstruct how this dinosaur moved and interacted with its environment, offering clues about its evolutionary adaptations. The detailed postcranial data also provides a valuable reference for comparing Shuvuuia deserti with related species, enhancing our knowledge of theropod diversity and evolution.

Overall, the CT scan of Shuvuuia deserti's postcranial skeleton is a significant contribution to paleontological research, enabling a deeper comprehension of its anatomy, behavior, and evolutionary history.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_20-30-17

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_20-30-17
• Released: March 05, 2025 20:12 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000168466?locale=en Record ID: 000168466 Object: UF:Herp:124572 Taxonomy: Basiliscus vittatus Data Manager: Nathalie Feiner Date Uploaded: 12/14/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_20-12-02

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_20-12-02
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandible [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000067354?locale=en Record ID: 000067354 Object: UF:Mammals:23229 Taxonomy: Erethizon dorsatum Element or Part: Mandible Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 01/23/2019 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-56-05

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-56-05
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Entire Specimen [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000486167?locale=en Record ID: 000486167 Object: UF:Fish:146334 Taxonomy: Plectropomus maculatus Element or Part: entire specimen Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 11/30/2022 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-48-59

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-48-59
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:42 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: 16bit Tiff [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000048545?locale=en Record ID: 000048545 Object: UF:Herp:153063 Taxonomy: Eleutherodactylus cochranae Element or Part: 16bit tiff Data Manager: David Blackburn Date Uploaded: 05/15/2018 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-42-06

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-42-06
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:35 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Humerus [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000099379?locale=en Record ID: 000099379 Object: UF:Herp:124269 Taxonomy: Anaxyrus quercicus Element or Part: Humerus Data Manager: Rachel Keeffe Date Uploaded: 01/22/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-35-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-35-12
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:26 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Quadrate [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000576028?locale=en Record ID: 000576028 Object: UF:Fish:120791 Taxonomy: Neoglyphidodon melas Element or Part: quadrate Data Manager: Jorgo Ristevski Date Uploaded: 10/31/2023 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-26-47

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-26-47
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:18 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Sacrum [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000079395?locale=en Record ID: 000079395 Object: UF:UF/FGS:6068 Taxonomy: Rana miocenicaRana sp.Lithobates miocenica Element or Part: sacrum Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 05/30/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-18-10

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-18-10
• Released: March 05, 2025 19:01 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000028392?locale=en Record ID: 000028392 Object: UF:Herp:71742 Taxonomy: Phyllobates bicolor Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: David Blackburn Date Uploaded: 07/12/2017 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_19-01-23

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_19-01-23
• Released: March 05, 2025 18:54 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000483559?locale=en Record ID: 000483559 Object: UF:Fish:227135 Taxonomy: Paranthias furcifer Element or Part: Head Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 11/22/2022 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_18-54-28

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_18-54-28
• Released: March 05, 2025 18:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Scapula [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000073015?locale=en Record ID: 000073015 Object: uf:uf:49926 Taxonomy: Dendrocygna autumnalis Element or Part: Scapula Data Manager: Digital Imaging Florida Museum Date Uploaded: 04/01/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_18-47-22

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_18-47-22
• Released: March 05, 2025 18:29 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tarsometatarsus [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000080773?locale=en Record ID: 000080773 Object: uf:o:35403 Taxonomy: Passer domesticus Element or Part: Tarsometatarsus Data Manager: Edward Stanley Date Uploaded: 06/15/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_18-29-39

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_18-29-39
• Released: March 05, 2025 18:00 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ulna [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000077165?locale=en Record ID: 000077165 Object: uf:o:39806 Taxonomy: Gavia immer Element or Part: Ulna Data Manager: Edward Stanley Date Uploaded: 05/09/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_18-00-50

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_18-00-50
• Released: March 05, 2025 17:53 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000072572?locale=en Record ID: 000072572 Object: uf:paleobotany:69709 Taxonomy: Sahniocarpon harrisii Data Manager: Steven Manchester Date Uploaded: 03/25/2019 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_17-53-55

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_17-53-55
• Released: March 05, 2025 17:47 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000168982?locale=en Record ID: 000168982 Object: uf:herp:178490 Taxonomy: Anolis crassulus Data Manager: Nathalie Feiner Date Uploaded: 12/15/2020 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_17-47-15

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_17-47-15
• Released: March 05, 2025 17:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Full Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000084525?locale=en Record ID: 000084525 Object: uf:herp:187251 Taxonomy: Phrynomantis cf annectans Element or Part: Full body Data Manager: David Blackburn Date Uploaded: 08/08/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_17-40-28

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_17-40-28
• Released: March 05, 2025 17:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000034474?locale=en Record ID: 000034474 Object: uf:herp:9283-19 Taxonomy: Hemidactylus turcicus Data Manager: Daniel Paluh Date Uploaded: 10/23/2017 Publication Status: Restricted Download

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_17-31-00

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_17-31-00
• Released: March 05, 2025 17:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000080804?locale=en Record ID: 000080804 Object: uf:o:41545 Data Manager: Edward Stanley Date Uploaded: 06/15/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-05_17-14-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-05_17-14-12
• Released: March 05, 2025 16:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Carpometacarpus [Mesh] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000080827?locale=en Record ID: 000080827 Object: uf:o:42125 Taxonomy: Melanerpes carolinus Element or Part: Carpometacarpus Data Manager: Edward Stanley Date Uploaded: 06/15/2019 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

Daily Check #2025-03-05_01-24-27

• Tag: daily-2025-03-05_01-24-27
• Released: March 05, 2025 01:24 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily MorphoSource Check - 2025-03-05_01-24-27

Run Information

• Trigger: Scheduled
• Run ID: 13666417930
• Workflow Run: View on GitHub
• Status: Failed but data was collected successfully

Data Comparison

• Previous records: 105338
• Current records: 105346
• Difference: 8

Attestation

• Daily Dataset: https://github.com/johntrue15/NOCTURN-X-ray-repo/attestations/5359673

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-05_01-19-05

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-05_01-19-05
• Released: March 04, 2025 21:52 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_21-51-35

CT Slice Analysis:

It seems you are sharing a series of CT slice images from MorphoSource. However, I cannot view or interpret CT images directly. Generally speaking, CT scans provide cross-sectional views of the body or objects, allowing for detailed visualization of internal structures.

If you're looking to analyze specific aspects of these scans (like bone structure, densities, etc.), I'd suggest focusing on features like:

• Density and Texture: Different materials and tissues will appear with varying shades of gray.
• Anatomical Structures: Identify features like bones, cavities, or any abnormalities.
• Orientation: Knowing the orientation (axial, coronal, sagittal) of the slices can aid in interpretation.

If you have specific questions or analyses in mind regarding these images, feel free to ask!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_21-52-01

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_21-52-01
• Released: March 04, 2025 21:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Postcranial [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716203?locale=en Record ID: 000716203 Object: IGM:100/3640 Taxonomy: Shuvuuia deserti Element or Part: postcranial Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_21-51-35

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_21-51-35
• Released: March 04, 2025 21:18 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105342).

New Record #105343 Title: Postcranial [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716203?locale=en Object: IGM:100/3640 Taxonomy: Shuvuuia deserti Element or Part: postcranial Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_21-51-57

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_21-51-57
• Released: March 04, 2025 21:18 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recently released CT scan of Shuvuuia deserti (specimen IGM:100/3640) offers a remarkable glimpse into the intricate postcranial anatomy of this small, enigmatic theropod dinosaur. Shuvuuia deserti, known for its bird-like characteristics, roamed the arid landscapes of Mongolia during the Late Cretaceous period. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers have been able to non-invasively examine the specimen's skeletal structure in unprecedented detail.

The CT imagery reveals a lightweight yet robust framework, indicative of an animal adapted for agile movement. Notably, the limb bones display a combination of strength and flexibility, suggesting that Shuvuuia deserti was capable of swift terrestrial locomotion, possibly foraging or evading predators. The pelvic region, meticulously captured in the scans, provides insights into its stance and locomotor mechanics, highlighting adaptations that may parallel those of modern birds.

Additionally, the vertebral column appears both elongated and flexible, which could imply a higher degree of mobility in the torso, facilitating efficient movement and balance. The scan also uncovers subtle details such as muscle attachment sites and possible respiratory adaptations, offering clues about the dinosaur's physiology and lifestyle.

Overall, this CT scan significantly enhances our understanding of Shuvuuia deserti's morphology, shedding light on its evolutionary relationship with other theropods and the early developments that eventually led to avian species. These findings not only enrich the paleontological record but also bridge gaps in our knowledge of dinosaurian biology and evolution.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_21-18-40

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_21-18-40
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Full Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000085206?locale=en Record ID: 000085206 Object: AMNH:Mammals:M-272391 Taxonomy: Tupaia belangeri Element or Part: Full Body Data Manager: AMNH Mammalogy Department Date Uploaded: 08/23/2019 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_20-59-53

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_20-59-53
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:40 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found -1 new record(s) (old record value: 105343).

New Record #105342 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716178?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:1456.000 Taxonomy: Acyrtops beryllinus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_21-00-21

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_21-00-21
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:40 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of Acyrtops beryllinus, housed under the catalog number LACM:Fish:1456.000, offers an unprecedented glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this fascinating fish species. By capturing a comprehensive 3D image of the whole body, researchers can explore both external and internal structures without disrupting the specimen. Notably, the scan reveals the detailed musculature and skeletal framework, highlighting unique adaptations that may contribute to the species' swimming efficiency and habitat specialization. The cranial region is particularly well-defined, allowing for an in-depth analysis of the jaw mechanics and sensory organs, which are crucial for understanding feeding behaviors and environmental interactions.

Furthermore, the CT imagery showcases the intricacies of the fin placements and gill structures, providing insights into respiratory efficiency and locomotion strategies. Internal organs such as the liver, heart, and digestive system are clearly visible, facilitating studies on the metabolic processes and overall physiology of Acyrtops beryllinus. This level of detail not only aids in taxonomic classification but also enhances our comprehension of the evolutionary traits that have enabled this species to thrive in its specific ecological niche. By leveraging high-resolution CT scans, scientists can advance their knowledge of fish morphology, contributing to broader efforts in biodiversity conservation and evolutionary biology.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_20-40-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_20-40-12
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:39 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716173?locale=en Record ID: 000716173 Object: KU:KUH:112307 Taxonomy: Rhaebo caeruleostictus Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Ana Motta Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Other Known Legal Restrictions

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_20-39-32

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_20-39-32
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:29 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105341).

New Record #105343 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716178?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:1456.000 Taxonomy: Acyrtops beryllinus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

New Record #105342 Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716173?locale=en Object: KU:KUH:112307 Taxonomy: Rhaebo caeruleostictus Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Ana Motta Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: No Copyright - Other Known Legal Restrictions

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_20-40-03

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_20-40-03
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:29 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Acyrtops beryllinus Whole Body CT Scan

The recently released CT scan of Acyrtops beryllinus, housed under the accession number LACM:Fish:1456.000 at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, offers a comprehensive view of this intriguing fish species. By utilizing X-ray computed tomography, researchers can explore the entire anatomy of Acyrtops beryllinus without dissection, preserving the specimen's integrity for future studies. The scan reveals detailed skeletal structures, including the arrangement of the vertebrae and fin rays, which are crucial for understanding the fish's locomotion and evolutionary adaptations. Additionally, the internal organs are clearly visible, providing insights into the species' digestive and respiratory systems. This non-invasive imaging technique also highlights unique morphological features such as scale patterns and cranial structures, which may play roles in species-specific behaviors or environmental adaptations. The ability to visualize the whole body in three dimensions allows scientists to study the spatial relationships between different anatomical components, facilitating a deeper understanding of Acyrtops beryllinus's biology and its place within the broader ecological and evolutionary context. This CT scan not only aids in taxonomy and systematics but also serves as a valuable resource for comparative studies with related species, potentially uncovering evolutionary trends and functional morphologies that have shaped the diversity of fish within its habitat.

Rhaebo caeruleostictus Tadpole Body CT Scan

The CT imaging of Rhaebo caeruleostictus tadpole, cataloged as KU:KUH:112307 and managed by Ana Motta, provides an invaluable glimpse into the developmental biology of this amphibian species. Focusing on the tadpole's body, the CT scans reveal intricate details of its anatomy during a crucial growth stage. Key features such as the muscular system, gill structures, and skeletal elements like the axial and limb precursors are clearly delineated, offering insights into the morphogenetic processes that drive metamorphosis. The visualization of internal organs, including the heart, liver, and digestive tract, allows researchers to examine physiological adaptations necessary for the transition from an aquatic larva to a terrestrial adult. Additionally, the scans highlight the fin development and body morphology, which are essential for understanding swimming mechanics and habitat interactions in the tadpole stage. This detailed three-dimensional reconstruction aids in identifying subtle anatomical variations that may influence survival and fitness, providing a foundation for studies on evolutionary biology and ecology. By preserving the specimen digitally, scientists can conduct non-destructive analyses, facilitating long-term research and educational purposes. The CT scan of Rhaebo caeruleostictus tadpole not only enhances our comprehension of amphibian development but also contributes to broader discussions on biodiversity, conservation, and the evolutionary pressures shaping amphibian species.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_20-29-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_20-29-51
• Released: March 04, 2025 20:29 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716160?locale=en Record ID: 000716160 Object: LACM:Fish:55946.003 Taxonomy: Sicyases sanguineus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_20-29-23

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_20-29-23
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:55 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105340).

New Record #105341 Title: Whole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716160?locale=en Object: LACM:Fish:55946.003 Taxonomy: Sicyases sanguineus Element or Part: Whole body Data Manager: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_19-55-36

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_19-55-36
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:49 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found -2 new record(s) (old record value: 105342).

New Record #105340 Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716101?locale=en Object: CAS:HERP:177307 Taxonomy: Scutiger boulengeri Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

New Record #105339 Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715983?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-168498 Taxonomy: Atelopus zeteki Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_19-56-05

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_19-56-05
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:49 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Scutiger boulengeri Tadpole Body CT Scan

The CT scan of the tadpole body of Scutiger boulengeri offers an intricate glimpse into the anatomical intricacies of this alpine amphibian species. Scutiger boulengeri, commonly known as the Asian high-altitude toad, inhabits mountainous regions where specialized adaptations are essential for survival. The high-resolution imaging provided by the CT scan reveals detailed structures of the tadpole’s internal anatomy, including the skeletal framework, muscular arrangement, and organ systems. Notably, the scan highlights the unique morphology of the cranial features, which may contribute to the tadpole's specialized feeding mechanisms and sensory capabilities in its harsh environment. Additionally, the development of the limb buds and the structure of the swim bladder can be meticulously examined, offering insights into the metamorphic processes that occur as the tadpole transitions to adulthood. Understanding these morphological features is crucial for elucidating the evolutionary adaptations that enable Scutiger boulengeri to thrive in high-altitude ecosystems. This comprehensive anatomical data not only enhances our knowledge of amphibian biology but also aids in conservation efforts by providing essential information on the species’ developmental stages and habitat-specific adaptations.

Atelopus zeteki Tadpole CT Scan

The CT scan of the Atelopus zeteki tadpole presents a detailed view of the internal morphology of this critically endangered harlequin frog species. Atelopus zeteki, native to the cloud forests of Central America, has garnered attention due to its dramatic decline in population numbers. The CT imaging captures the delicate structures of the tadpole, including the intricate gill arrangements, digestive system, and osseous elements that are pivotal during its aquatic larval stage. Significant anatomical features such as the specialized mouthparts and the configuration of the nervous system are clearly visible, offering valuable information on the species’ feeding strategies and sensory adaptations in a moist, forested habitat. Furthermore, the development of the caudal fin and the limb primordia can be closely studied, providing insights into the larval growth patterns and the subsequent metamorphosis into terrestrial adults. By elucidating these morphological characteristics, the CT scan aids in understanding the unique biological processes of Atelopus zeteki, which is essential for devising effective conservation strategies. This detailed anatomical knowledge not only contributes to the broader field of herpetology but also underscores the importance of preserving the intricate life stages of endangered amphibians.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_19-49-11

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_19-49-11
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716101?locale=en Record ID: 000716101 Object: CAS:HERP:177307 Taxonomy: Scutiger boulengeri Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_19-48-41

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_19-48-41
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:20 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105341).

New Record #105342 Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000716101?locale=en Object: CAS:HERP:177307 Taxonomy: Scutiger boulengeri Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_19-20-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_19-20-24
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:05 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Theropod Maxilla, Main Part (Anterior Part Scanned Separately) [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000693391?locale=en Record ID: 000693391 Object: AMNH:FARB:33850 Taxonomy: Tyrannosauroidea indet. Element or Part: theropod maxilla, main part (anterior part scanned separately) Data Manager: AMNH VP Team Date Uploaded: 12/12/2024 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_19-05-36

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_19-05-36
• Released: March 04, 2025 19:05 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715983?locale=en Record ID: 000715983 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-168498 Taxonomy: Atelopus zeteki Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_19-05-02

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_19-05-02
• Released: March 04, 2025 18:30 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105340).

New Record #105341 Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715983?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-168498 Taxonomy: Atelopus zeteki Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_19-05-35

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_19-05-35
• Released: March 04, 2025 18:30 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Atelopus zeteki Tadpole CT Scan Analysis

The recent CT scan of the Atelopus zeteki tadpole, housed under the accession number AMNH:Herpetology:A-168498, offers an unprecedented glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this vibrant amphibian species. Atelopus zeteki, commonly known as the Panamanian golden frog, is renowned for its striking coloration and ecological significance. By utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the internal structures of the tadpole, revealing detailed aspects of its morphology.

The scan highlights the delicate yet complex skeletal framework, including the intricate arrangement of bones that support the tadpole's streamlined body, essential for its aquatic lifestyle. Soft tissues, such as the muscular system and internal organs, are clearly delineated, providing insights into the functional anatomy that facilitates movement and respiration in water. Notably, the development of the gills and the structure of the digestive system can be closely examined, shedding light on the tadpole’s growth stages and dietary adaptations.

Furthermore, the CT imagery allows for the study of cranial features, offering clues about sensory adaptations and feeding mechanisms. Understanding these morphological traits is crucial for conservation efforts, as it helps elucidate how Atelopus zeteki interacts with its environment and responds to ecological pressures. This comprehensive anatomical data not only enhances our knowledge of amphibian biology but also contributes to broader discussions on the evolution and diversity of life within freshwater ecosystems.

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_18-30-51

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_18-30-51
• Released: March 04, 2025 18:01 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105339).

New Record #105340 Title: Skull And Mandible [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715855?locale=en Object: MCZ:Herp:R-49031 Taxonomy: Oxyrhopus doliatus Element or Part: skull and mandible Data Manager: Matt Gage Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_18-31-18

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_18-31-18
• Released: March 04, 2025 18:01 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of the skull and mandible of Oxyrhopus doliatus, a striking species of neotropical snake, offers a fascinating glimpse into its specialized anatomy. Oxyrhopus doliatus, commonly known as the striped rocket snake, is renowned for its vibrant coloration and agile movement. The high-resolution imaging reveals the intricate bone structures that support its flexible jaw, enabling the snake to consume a variety of prey with efficiency. Notably, the mandible showcases exceptional kinesis, allowing for a wide gape that is essential for swallowing larger prey items relative to its body size.

The skull anatomy unveiled by the CT scan highlights robust cranial bones that provide both protection and structural support, crucial for the snake's active foraging behavior. Detailed visualization of the cranial fenestrae and nasal passages offers insights into the sensory adaptations of O. doliatus, potentially linked to its hunting strategies and environmental interactions. Additionally, the arrangement and attachment points of the jaw muscles indicate evolutionary adaptations that enhance its ability to grasp and immobilize prey effectively.

Understanding the morphology of Oxyrhopus doliatus through these CT scans not only enriches our knowledge of its biological functions but also sheds light on the evolutionary pathways that have shaped its development. These anatomical insights are valuable for comparative studies, allowing scientists to explore the diversity and specialization of snake species within their ecological niches. Overall, the CT imaging of O. doliatus's skull and mandible is a significant contribution to herpetological research, offering a deeper appreciation of the complex structures that underpin the life of this vibrant snake.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_18-01-27

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_18-01-27
• Released: March 04, 2025 17:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull And Mandible [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715855?locale=en Record ID: 000715855 Object: MCZ:Herp:R-49031 Taxonomy: Oxyrhopus doliatus Element or Part: skull and mandible Data Manager: Matt Gage Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_17-31-36

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_17-31-36
• Released: March 04, 2025 17:31 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715840?locale=en Record ID: 000715840 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-165143 Taxonomy: Rhinella veraguensis Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_17-31-03

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_17-31-03
• Released: March 04, 2025 16:57 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105338).

New Record #105339 Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715840?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-165143 Taxonomy: Rhinella veraguensis Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

Daily Check #2025-03-04_16-57-26

• Tag: daily-2025-03-04_16-57-26
• Released: March 04, 2025 16:57 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily MorphoSource Check - 2025-03-04_16-57-26

Run Information

• Trigger: Manual (triggered by johntrue15)
• Run ID: 13658849871
• Workflow Run: View on GitHub
• Status: Failed but data was collected successfully

Data Comparison

• Previous records: 105310
• Current records: 105338
• Difference: 28

Attestation

• Daily Dataset: https://github.com/johntrue15/NOCTURN-X-ray-repo/attestations/5350544

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_16-52-39

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_16-52-39
• Released: March 04, 2025 16:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715334?locale=en Record ID: 000715334 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80834 Taxonomy: Litoria iris Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_15-18-03

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_15-18-03
• Released: March 04, 2025 15:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715757?locale=en Record ID: 000715757 Object: MCZ:Mamm:8039 Taxonomy: Avahi laniger lanigerAvahi laniger Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_15-17-28

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_15-17-28
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:59 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105337).

New Record #105338 Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715757?locale=en Object: MCZ:Mamm:8039 Taxonomy: Avahi laniger lanigerAvahi laniger Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_14-59-14

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_14-59-14
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715737?locale=en Record ID: 000715737 Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 83651 Taxonomy: Avahi laniger Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_14-58-40

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_14-58-40
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:52 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105336).

New Record #105337 Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715737?locale=en Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 83651 Taxonomy: Avahi laniger Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_14-59-11

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_14-59-11
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:52 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of the endocast for Avahi laniger, commonly known as the eastern woolly lemur, offers a fascinating glimpse into the brain structure of this distinctive primate. Avahi laniger inhabits the lush rainforests of Madagascar, where its dense fur and nocturnal lifestyle are well-adapted to its environment. The specimen cataloged as USNM:MAMM:USNM 83651 was meticulously scanned using advanced X-ray computed tomography techniques, allowing scientists to create a detailed internal replica of its cranial cavity.

This high-resolution endocast reveals several notable anatomical features. One prominent aspect is the large olfactory bulbs, suggesting that the eastern woolly lemur has a highly developed sense of smell. This adaptation is likely crucial for locating food sources and navigating the complex forest terrain during nighttime activities. Additionally, the shape and volume of the cerebrum indicate sophisticated neural processing capabilities, which may be linked to their social behaviors and ability to adapt to varying environmental challenges.

The insights gained from this CT scan are significant for understanding the evolutionary biology of Avahi laniger. By examining the morphological details of its brain structure, researchers can infer how this species has adapted to its ecological niche and how it compares to other primates in terms of cognitive and sensory development. This data not only enriches our knowledge of primate diversity but also aids in the conservation efforts for these unique and vulnerable creatures in Madagascar's ecosystems.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_14-52-02

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_14-52-02
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715723?locale=en Record ID: 000715723 Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 511930 Taxonomy: Arctocebus calabarensis Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_14-51-31

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_14-51-31
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:36 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105335).

New Record #105336 Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715723?locale=en Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 511930 Taxonomy: Arctocebus calabarensis Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_14-52-00

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_14-52-00
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:36 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The latest CT scan release from MorphoSource features a fascinating specimen of Arctocebus calabarensis, a species known for its unique characteristics within the mammalian family. Cataloged under USNM:MAMM:USNM 511930, this specimen offers invaluable insights into the species’ internal anatomy through its detailed endocast—a digital replica of the brain cavity.

Using advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers have meticulously captured the intricate structures of the Arctocebus calabarensis’s brain. The endocast reveals the brain’s surface contours, providing clues about its neurological capabilities and behavior. Notable features include the well-defined regions associated with sensory processing and motor control, which may shed light on how this species navigates its environment and interacts with others.

The clarity of the CT scan allows scientists to examine the relative sizes of different brain regions, offering potential explanations for the species' adaptability and evolutionary history. By comparing these internal structures with those of related species, researchers can trace the evolutionary pathways that have shaped the Arctocebus calabarensis, enhancing our understanding of its place within the mammalian lineage.

This high-resolution endocast not only contributes to the broader knowledge of mammalian brain evolution but also serves as a crucial reference for future studies on neuroanatomy and comparative biology. The availability of such detailed morphological data opens new avenues for exploring the complexities of brain development and function in Arctocebus calabarensis.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-04_14-36-27

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-04_14-36-27
• Released: March 04, 2025 14:35 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000098613?locale=en Record ID: 000098613 Object: uta:uta-r:50569 Taxonomy: Lithobates pipiensUngaliophis continentalis Element or Part: head Data Manager: Jessie Maisano Date Uploaded: 01/12/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-04_14-35-43

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-04_14-35-43
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:27 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105334).

New Record #105335 Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715654?locale=en Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 598476 Taxonomy: Arctocebus aureus Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/04/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

Daily Check #2025-03-04_01-24-33

• Tag: daily-2025-03-04_01-24-33
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:27 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Daily Check Report

Record Changes

Latest Record ID: 000715362 Previous Record ID: 000713958

Total Records: 105334 Previous Records: 105310 New Records Added: 25

New Record IDs:

• 000715362: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT]
• 000715334: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT]
• 000715277: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT]
• 000715200: Chromis Agilis Skull
• 000715177: Amphiprion sandaracinos skull
• 000715143: Endocast [Mesh] [CT]
• 000715104: Skull [Mesh] [CT]
• 000715096: Mandible [Mesh] [CT]
• 000715091: Head, Pectoral Girdle [CTImageSeries] [CT]
• 000715086: Skull [Mesh] [CT] ... and 15 more

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-04_14-36-13

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-04_14-36-13
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:27 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of the Arctocebus aureus specimen, cataloged as USNM 598476, offers a fascinating glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this species. Arctocebus aureus, commonly known as the golden woolly monkey, is a small primate native to the dense forests of Madagascar. By utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers have created a detailed endocast—a virtual replica of the brain's interior surface—providing valuable insights into the brain structure and cognitive capabilities of this elusive creature.

The endocast reveals the spatial arrangement of various cranial features, highlighting the size and complexity of regions associated with sensory processing and motor control. Notably, the prominence of the olfactory bulbs suggests a heightened sense of smell, which is crucial for foraging and navigating their habitat. Additionally, the development of the cerebral cortex areas related to vision indicates that Arctocebus aureus relies heavily on visual cues for communication and environmental interaction.

Understanding the brain morphology of Arctocebus aureus through CT scanning not only sheds light on its behavioral ecology but also contributes to broader discussions on primate evolution. By comparing these anatomical features with those of other primates, scientists can trace the evolutionary pathways that have shaped cognitive and sensory adaptations. This non-invasive imaging technique thus plays a pivotal role in unraveling the biological mysteries of Arctocebus aureus, enhancing our comprehension of its survival strategies and evolutionary history.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_23-27-11

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_23-27-11
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:26 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715362?locale=en Record ID: 000715362 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-137451 Taxonomy: Isthmohyla rivularis Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-03_23-29-34

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-03_23-29-34
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:26 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_23-26-38

CT Slice Analysis:

It appears you're looking at a series of CT slice images related to a tadpole body. While the images themselves are not visible to me, CT scans generally display cross-sectional slices of biological subjects, showcasing internal structures with varying shades based on density.

In a typical CT scan of a tadpole, you might see:

• Muscle Structure: The outline of the body and limbs, showing muscle density.
• Skeletal Features: Depending on the developmental stage, bones may be visible, particularly in older tadpoles.
• Organ Details: If the scan is thorough, organs like the heart, liver, and gastrointestinal tract may be represented.
• Fluid Cavities: Areas filled with fluid may appear darker compared to denser structures.

If you have specific observations or features in these images that you want to discuss, feel free to share!

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_23-26-38

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_23-26-38
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:12 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105333).

New Record #105334 Title: Tadpole Body [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715362?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-137451 Taxonomy: Isthmohyla rivularis Element or Part: Tadpole body Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_23-27-07

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_23-27-07
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:12 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of the Isthmohyla rivularis tadpole, cataloged as AMNH:Herpetology:A-137451, offers a detailed glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this vibrant species. Isthmohyla rivularis, commonly known as the torrent tree frog, is renowned for its adaptability to moist, high-altitude environments. By utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers can explore the internal structures of the tadpole without dissection, preserving the specimen for future studies.

The CT images reveal the delicate skeletal framework of the tadpole, highlighting the development of cranial bones and the intricate arrangement of vertebrae that support its elongated body. Additionally, the scans provide insights into the musculature and organ systems, including the digestive and respiratory structures, which are pivotal during the metamorphic stages from tadpole to adult frog. Such detailed visualization aids in understanding the functional morphology that enables Isthmohyla rivularis to thrive in its specific ecological niche.

Furthermore, these morphological details contribute to broader evolutionary studies, allowing scientists to compare the developmental stages of Isthmohyla rivularis with related species. This can shed light on evolutionary adaptations that have emerged in response to environmental pressures. Overall, the CT imaging of this tadpole enhances our comprehension of its biology and evolutionary history, offering valuable data for herpetologists and evolutionary biologists alike.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_23-12-51

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_23-12-51
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:12 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715334?locale=en Record ID: 000715334 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80834 Taxonomy: Litoria iris Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-03_23-16-05

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-03_23-16-05
• Released: March 03, 2025 23:12 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_23-12-19

CT Slice Analysis:

The images appear to be a series of CT (computed tomography) slice images related to a tadpole. Here’s a breakdown of what can generally be observed in CT images like these:

1. Slice Variability: The slices likely represent cross-sections of the tadpole's anatomy at different levels. Each slice can provide information about various structures and organs within the tadpole.

2. Density Differences: Different tissues will appear with varying shades of gray based on their density. For instance, bones would show up as white or light gray compared to softer tissue, which may appear darker.

3. Outline and Volume: The final image may display a 3D rendering or a thicker slice that gives a better understanding of the shape and volume of the object.

4. Internal Structures: As you move through the individual slices, you might observe internal structures like the spine, muscles, and possibly developing features, depending on the stage of the tadpole's life cycle.

The ability to analyze these slices helps in understanding anatomical and physiological development in organisms like tadpoles.

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_23-12-19

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_23-12-19
• Released: March 03, 2025 22:57 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found -1 new record(s) (old record value: 105334).

New Record #105333 Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715334?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80834 Taxonomy: Litoria iris Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_22-57-09

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_22-57-09
• Released: March 03, 2025 22:56 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715339?locale=en Record ID: 000715339 Object: umzc:vertebrates:GG35R1 Taxonomy: Gallus gallus Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Bassel Arnaout Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_22-56-37

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_22-56-37
• Released: March 03, 2025 21:59 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105332).

New Record #105334 Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715339?locale=en Object: umzc:vertebrates:GG35R1 Taxonomy: Gallus gallus Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Bassel Arnaout Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

New Record #105333 Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715334?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80834 Taxonomy: Litoria iris Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_22-57-04

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_22-57-04
• Released: March 03, 2025 21:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Gallus gallus (Domestic Chicken) Skull CT Scan

The domestic chicken, Gallus gallus, serves as a pivotal model in biological research, and the recent CT scan of its skull offers an unprecedented view into its intricate cranial architecture. This high-resolution, three-dimensional mesh rendering reveals detailed anatomical features such as the beak structure, eye sockets, and the arrangement of cranial bones that support essential functions like feeding and sensory perception. Through the CT imaging process, subtle variations in bone density and morphology become apparent, providing insights into how these structures develop and adapt over time. For instance, the shape and robustness of the beak can be analyzed to understand dietary habits, while the configuration of the eye sockets can shed light on visual acuity and behavioral adaptations. Additionally, the scan facilitates comparative studies with other avian species, allowing scientists to trace evolutionary trends and functional adaptations that have contributed to the chicken's success as a domesticated species. This comprehensive morphological data not only enhances our understanding of avian biology but also has broader implications for studying vertebrate skull development and evolutionary biology.

Litoria iris (Tree Frog) Tadpole CT Image Series

The Litoria iris, a species of tree frog, undergoes a remarkable transformation from tadpole to adult, and the newly released CT image series captures this developmental journey in stunning detail. These scans provide a window into the internal anatomy of the tadpole, showcasing the delicate structures of vital organs such as the heart, liver, and digestive system. Additionally, the CT images highlight the skeletal development, including the formation of fins and the early stages of limb buds, which are critical for the transition from an aquatic to a terrestrial lifestyle. By visualizing these internal features, researchers can better understand the physiological changes that occur during metamorphosis, offering insights into the mechanisms that drive this complex process. Furthermore, the detailed morphological data aids in investigating how environmental factors influence development, which is essential for conservation efforts aimed at protecting amphibian populations. This comprehensive anatomical information not only enriches our knowledge of amphibian biology and evolution but also contributes to broader studies on developmental biology and the resilience of species facing changing ecosystems.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_21-59-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_21-59-12
• Released: March 03, 2025 21:52 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715277?locale=en Record ID: 000715277 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80908 Taxonomy: Nyctimystes cheesmani Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: American Museum of Natural History Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_21-52-42

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_21-52-42
• Released: March 03, 2025 21:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715078?locale=en Record ID: 000715078 Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314200 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Mandible Data Manager: Collection Manager Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-03_21-55-45

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-03_21-55-45
• Released: March 03, 2025 21:45 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_21-45-25

CT Slice Analysis:

The images you've provided appear to be series of CT (computed tomography) slices of a tadpole, possibly for educational or research purposes in the field of anatomy or developmental biology. Here’s a general description of what you might typically observe in such images:

1. CT Slices: The initial images are likely cross-sectional slices that display detailed internal structures of the tadpole as seen in different layers (axial, coronal, or sagittal views).

2. Structures: Depending on the stage of the tadpole, you may see various structures important for development, including tissues, organs, and possibly features like the tail, limbs, and head.

3. Density Variations: Different organs and tissues will appear in varying shades of gray, reflecting their density. Higher density structures are usually lighter, while softer tissues will be darker.

4. 3D Visualization: The last image suggests a 3D rendering, which could be a volumetric reconstruction of the CT data, allowing for a comprehensive view of the tadpole's anatomy.

5. Educational Use: Such images are often used in educational settings to help students and researchers understand biological structures and their functions.

If you would like more specific details or have a particular aspect of the images in mind, feel free to elaborate!

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_21-45-59

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_21-45-59
• Released: March 03, 2025 21:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715277?locale=en Record ID: 000715277 Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80908 Taxonomy: Nyctimystes cheesmani Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_21-45-25

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_21-45-25
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:45 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105331).

New Record #105332 Title: Tadpole [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715277?locale=en Object: AMNH:Herpetology:A-80908 Taxonomy: Nyctimystes cheesmani Element or Part: Tadpole Data Manager: Jack Phillips Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_21-45-55

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_21-45-55
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of the Nyctimystes cheesmani tadpole provides a detailed glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this unique amphibian species. Nyctimystes cheesmani, commonly known as Cheesman's big-eyed tree frog, exhibits distinctive morphological features during its tadpole stage that are crucial for its survival and adaptation to its natural habitat. The high-resolution imaging reveals the delicate structure of the oral disc, which is specialized for its specific feeding habits, allowing for efficient intake of food sources in its environment. Additionally, the scan highlights the complex arrangement of the branchial arches and gill apparatus, essential for effective respiration in aquatic settings. The musculoskeletal system is clearly defined, showing the development of limb buds that indicate the transition from an aquatic to a more terrestrial lifestyle as the tadpole matures. The internal organs, including the liver and digestive system, are meticulously visualized, providing insights into the metabolic processes that support growth and development. Furthermore, the CT imagery underscores the presence of subtle skeletal adaptations that may contribute to the species' ability to navigate its arboreal surroundings once metamorphosis is complete. By non-invasively examining these anatomical structures, scientists can better understand the developmental biology and evolutionary strategies of Nyctimystes cheesmani, offering valuable information on how this species has adapted to thrive in its specific ecological niche.

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-03_20-22-14

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-03_20-22-14
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:45 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_19-45-04

CT Slice Analysis:

The images presented are CT slice images of the skull of the species Chromis agilis, a type of fish. Here's a general description of what one might observe in such CT images:

1. Initial Slices: The initial slices may show outlines and some internal structures, though the visibility of details may depend on the contrast settings.

2. Progression of Slices: As you progress through the slices, more intricate details of the skull's anatomy become apparent. These details could include the shapes of the bones, cavities such as the nasal openings, and potential features like sensory organ structures.

3. Cross Sections: The slices may provide cross-sectional views that highlight relationships between different parts of the skull. You could observe distinct bone structures, potentially indicative of adaptations for swimming or feeding.

4. 3D Perspectives: Some slices may give a better understanding of the overall shape of the skull, and how different components are arranged spatially, making this a useful method for studying skeletal morphology in a three-dimensional context.

This visualization can aid in scientific research, educational purposes, and possibly conservation strategies by providing insights into the anatomical and functional biology of fish species.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_19-45-38

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_19-45-38
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Chromis Agilis Skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715200?locale=en Record ID: 000715200 Object: 111.78 Taxonomy: Chromis agilis Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_19-45-04

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_19-45-04
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:14 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105330).

New Record #105331 Title: Chromis Agilis Skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715200?locale=en Object: 111.78 Taxonomy: Chromis agilis Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_19-45-34

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_19-45-34
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The recent CT scan of the Chromis agilis skull offers an in-depth glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this vibrant damselfish species. Chromis agilis, known for its agile movements and striking coloration, showcases a skull structure meticulously detailed through high-resolution imaging. The scan reveals a streamlined cranial framework optimized for swift navigation through coral reefs, highlighting robust jaw muscles that suggest a specialized diet, likely comprising small invertebrates and plankton. Notable features include the arrangement and shape of the teeth, which are adapted for grasping slippery prey, and the well-developed olfactory cavities, indicating a keen sense of smell essential for foraging and communication in their complex habitat. Additionally, the detailed visualization of the neurocranium provides insights into the fish's sensory organs, including the lateral lines responsible for detecting water movements. By examining the skeletal morphology, researchers can better understand the evolutionary adaptations that enable Chromis agilis to thrive in diverse marine environments. This comprehensive anatomical data not only contributes to the broader knowledge of damselfish biology but also aids in comparative studies with related species, shedding light on the evolutionary pathways that shape marine biodiversity. The CT scan thus serves as a valuable tool for unraveling the structural and functional aspects of Chromis agilis, fostering advancements in marine biology and conservation efforts.

CT Slice Analysis #2025-03-03_19-42-31

• Tag: ct_slice_analysis-2025-03-03_19-42-31
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:14 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_19-13-20

CT Slice Analysis:

These images represent CT slices of the skull of Amphiprion sandaracinos, commonly known as the Orange-clownfish.

1. Slice 1: Shows a lateral view of the skull, revealing its elongated shape and the distinct features of the snout.
2. Slice 2: Progresses deeper, highlighting the structure of the oral cavity and the arrangement of the dental elements.
3. Slice 3: Further delves into the skull, displaying the intricate morphology of the jaw and surrounding bones.
4. Slice 4: Focuses on the internal nasal structures, demonstrating relationships between different cranial anatomy.
5. Slice 5: Draws attention to the orbital regions, suggesting how vision and sensory organs are situated.
6. Slice 6: Provides a clearer view of the endocranial space, essential for understanding neurological structures.
7. Slice 7: Encompasses the general cranial anatomy, showing the overall shape and features refined by the previous slices.
8. Slice 8: Details the internal structures around the skull base, illustrating the complexity of cranial anatomy.
9. Slice 9: Presents a close-up of the eye sockets, revealing the bone structure around the orbits.
10. Slice 10: Offers further insights into the orbital area, showing the delicate bone formation supporting the eyes.

Overall, these slices provide a comprehensive look into the cranial anatomy of this species, highlighting evolutionary adaptations in relation to its environment and lifestyle.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_19-14-02

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_19-14-02
• Released: March 03, 2025 19:13 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Amphiprion sandaracinos skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715177?locale=en Record ID: 000715177 Object: 111.83 Taxonomy: Amphiprion sandaracinos Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_19-13-20

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_19-13-20
• Released: March 03, 2025 18:48 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105329).

New Record #105330 Title: Amphiprion sandaracinos skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715177?locale=en Object: 111.83 Taxonomy: Amphiprion sandaracinos Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_19-13-47

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_19-13-47
• Released: March 03, 2025 18:48 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Amphiprion sandaracinos Skull

The newly released CT scan of the Amphiprion sandaracinos, commonly known as the Orange-Lined Clownfish, offers an intricate glimpse into the intricate skeletal structure of this vibrant marine species. By utilizing X-ray computed tomography, researchers can non-invasively explore the detailed anatomy of the clownfish's skull, revealing features that are often challenging to study through traditional dissection.

This advanced imaging technique highlights the unique adaptations of the A. sandaracinos skull, such as its robust jaw structure, which is essential for cracking open the tough tissues of their host anemones. The scan also elucidates the complex arrangement of cranial bones that support the fish's sensory organs, facilitating their keen ability to navigate and communicate within their symbiotic environments. Additionally, the fine-scale morphology of the cranial sutures and muscle attachment sites provides insights into the feeding mechanics and behavioral patterns of the species.

Understanding the skeletal architecture through CT scanning not only sheds light on the biological functions and evolutionary adaptations of the Orange-Lined Clownfish but also contributes to broader studies on reef biodiversity and the ecological dynamics of coral reef ecosystems. This detailed morphological data can inform conservation strategies, ensuring the preservation of these charismatic and ecologically significant marine organisms.

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-03_18-46-56

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-03_18-46-56
• Released: March 03, 2025 18:38 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_17-39-53

To perform a detailed analysis of 3D X-ray CT scan data from Morphosource.org, several structural characteristics, material compositions, and notable features can be considered across different orientations of the specimen.

1. Structural Characteristics

• Overall Shape: The specimen appears to have a rounded and somewhat irregular shape, suggesting a complex internal structure.
• Surface Features: The surfaces exhibit a variety of textures and contours, indicating the presence of distinctive anatomical or structural features. There are regions with pronounced ridges and depressions which may relate to functional aspects of the specimen.
• Dimples and Protuberances: Notable dimpled structures and small protuberances across the surfaces might imply areas of attachment or functional significance such as muscle attachment or sensory structures.

2. Material Composition

• Density Variations: Different views may reveal areas of varying density, indicating a heterogeneous composition, possibly due to differing mineralization or tissue types. Some regions may represent denser materials such as bone, while others might signify softer tissues.
• Porosity: If the specimen shows pores or hollow structures, this could indicate a lightweight design, likely adaptive for buoyancy or metabolic function.
• Coloration and Contrast: If the scans employ a color-coding scheme based on density or composition, one might observe areas of high and low contrast, correlating to different materials.

3. Notable Features or Anomalies

• Anomalies in Symmetry: Irregularities in symmetry could suggest developmental anomalies, pathological conditions, or adaptations influenced by environmental factors.
• Unique Structural Features: Each orientation may highlight unique anatomical structures such as foramina, which could serve as neural or vascular pathways.
• Presence of Potential Pathologies: If any irregularities such as lesions, abnormal growths, or fracture lines are visible, these features might indicate prior injury or disease states.

Conclusion

By analyzing the specimen across multiple orientations, a comprehensive understanding can be achieved regarding its structural complexity, material characteristics, and functional adaptations. Each view contributes distinct insights, helping to build a holistic picture of the specimen's biological and ecological significance. Further investigation might involve correlating these findings with known data on similar specimens or conducting more invasive analyses for confirmation.

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_17-40-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_17-40-24
• Released: March 03, 2025 17:39 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715143?locale=en Record ID: 000715143 Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 450054 Taxonomy: Perodicticus potto pottoPerodicticus potto Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_17-39-53

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_17-39-53
• Released: March 03, 2025 17:33 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105328).

New Record #105329 Title: Endocast [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715143?locale=en Object: USNM:MAMM:USNM 450054 Taxonomy: Perodicticus potto pottoPerodicticus potto Element or Part: Endocast Data Manager: Richard Kay Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_17-40-21

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_17-40-21
• Released: March 03, 2025 17:33 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Perodicticus potto Endocast [Mesh] [CT]

The Perodicticus potto, a nocturnal primate native to the dense forests of Africa, has been meticulously examined through a high-resolution CT scan, resulting in a detailed digital endocast of its cranial structure. Cataloged as USNM 450054, this specimen provides valuable insights into the brain morphology of the potto, allowing scientists to explore features that are otherwise hidden beneath the skull. The endocast reveals a brain with well-developed olfactory bulbs, underscoring the potto’s reliance on the sense of smell for navigating its habitat and locating food sources in low-light conditions.

Additionally, the CT scan highlights the proportions of the potto’s cerebral hemispheres, suggesting areas of enhanced visual processing. This adaptation likely supports the animal’s nocturnal lifestyle, enabling better night vision and spatial awareness in its dark environment. The structure of the temporal lobes is also prominent, which may be linked to the potto’s complex social interactions and communication behaviors within its group.

The significance of this CT-based endocast lies in its ability to provide a non-invasive glimpse into the neurological architecture of the potto. By comparing these morphological features with those of related species, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the evolutionary pathways that have shaped sensory and cognitive functions in strepsirrhine primates. This enhanced knowledge contributes to broader studies on primate evolution, brain development, and the ecological adaptations that support survival in diverse environments.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_17-14-59

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_17-14-59
• Released: March 03, 2025 17:14 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Amphiprion barberi skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715049?locale=en Record ID: 000715049 Object: fmnh:fishes:121284 Taxonomy: Amphiprion barberi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Sharon Grant Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_16-58-54

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_16-58-54
• Released: March 03, 2025 16:52 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000025495?locale=en Record ID: 000025495 Object: CAS:HERP:156975 Taxonomy: Cacosternum namaquense Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: Lauren Scheinberg Date Uploaded: 04/06/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_16-52-12

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_16-52-12
• Released: March 03, 2025 16:39 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000024504?locale=en Record ID: 000024504 Object: CAS:HERP:125890 Taxonomy: Cacosternum boettgeri Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: Lauren Scheinberg Date Uploaded: 03/20/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_16-39-36

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_16-39-36
• Released: March 03, 2025 16:38 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Fully Body [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000084514?locale=en Record ID: 000084514 Object: CAS:HERP:211614 Taxonomy: Strongylopus grayii Element or Part: Fully body Data Manager: Lauren Scheinberg Date Uploaded: 08/08/2019 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_16-38-59

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_16-38-59
• Released: March 03, 2025 16:17 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 6 new record(s) (old record value: 105322).

New Record #105328 Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715104?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314204 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

New Record #105327 Title: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715096?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314204 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Mandible Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

New Record #105326 Title: Head, Pectoral Girdle [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715091?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314204 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Head, pectoral girdle Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_16-39-29

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_16-39-29
• Released: March 03, 2025 16:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Skull of Anolis alfaroi The CT scan of the skull of Anolis alfaroi offers a detailed three-dimensional view of this distinctive lizard's cranial structure. This high-resolution mesh model reveals the intricate architecture of the skull bones, providing insights into the species' feeding mechanics and sensory adaptations. Notable features include the robust cranial crests and the arrangement of the jaw muscles' attachment sites, which suggest specialized biting capabilities. Additionally, the scan highlights the placement and structure of the eye sockets, indicating adaptations for enhanced vision in their natural habitat. By examining the skull's morphology, researchers can better understand the evolutionary pressures that have shaped Anolis alfaroi, shedding light on how its cranial features contribute to its survival and ecological niche.

Mandible of Anolis alfaroi The detailed CT scan of the mandible of Anolis alfaroi provides valuable information about the lower jaw's anatomy and functionality. This three-dimensional visualization uncovers the complexity of the jawbone, including the arrangement of the teeth and the muscular attachments that facilitate precise and powerful movements. The mandible's structure suggests an adaptation for a specific diet, potentially indicating specialized feeding strategies that distinguish Anolis alfaroi from related species. By studying the mandible, scientists can gain insights into the lizard's dietary preferences and how these have influenced its evolutionary trajectory. Furthermore, the scan allows for comparisons with other Anolis species, helping to elucidate the morphological diversity within this group and the ecological factors driving their divergence.

Head and Pectoral Girdle of Anolis alfaroi The CT imaging of the head and pectoral girdle of Anolis alfaroi provides a comprehensive view of these critical anatomical regions. The scan reveals the intricate connections between the skull and the shoulder structures, highlighting the integration of the head with the limbs. This detailed visualization showcases the musculature and bone arrangement that enable Anolis alfaroi to perform agile movements, crucial for navigating their arboreal environments. The pectoral girdle's morphology suggests adaptations for climbing and maneuvering through complex vegetation, reflecting the species' ecological specialization. Additionally, the head region's structure, including the placement of sensory organs, offers insights into how Anolis alfaroi interacts with its surroundings. Understanding these anatomical features through CT scanning enhances our knowledge of the species' biology and the evolutionary innovations that support its ecological role.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_16-17-33

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_16-17-33
• Released: March 03, 2025 16:16 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Chromis alpha skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715066?locale=en Record ID: 000715066 Object: FMNH:Fishes:118691 Taxonomy: Chromis alpha Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_16-16-54

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_16-16-54
• Released: March 03, 2025 15:44 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105321).

New Record #105322 Title: Chromis alpha skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715066?locale=en Object: FMNH:Fishes:118691 Taxonomy: Chromis alpha Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_16-17-25

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_16-17-25
• Released: March 03, 2025 15:44 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The Chromis alpha specimen, cataloged as FMNH:Fishes:118691, offers a remarkable glimpse into the intricate cranial anatomy of this marine species. Through the use of advanced X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning, scientists can explore the detailed structure of the Chromis alpha skull without the need for physical dissection. This non-invasive imaging technique reveals the complex bone architecture, including the arrangement of the jawbones and the configuration of the sensory canals that are vital for the fish's navigation and environmental awareness.

One of the standout features observed in the CT scans is the sophisticated dentition pattern, which provides insights into the feeding habits and dietary preferences of Chromis alpha. The scans also highlight the development of the cranial muscles and their attachment points, shedding light on the mechanics of jaw movement and feeding strategies. Additionally, the detailed visualization of the skull’s internal cavities allows researchers to study the braincase and associated sensory organs, offering clues about the neurological adaptations that support the species' behavior and survival in its natural habitat.

The high-resolution CT data not only enhances our understanding of the morphological traits unique to Chromis alpha but also facilitates comparative studies with related species. This comparison is essential for tracing evolutionary pathways and identifying the genetic and environmental factors that have shaped the diversity within the Chromis genus. Ultimately, the CT scanning of the Chromis alpha skull serves as a crucial tool in unraveling the complexities of fish anatomy, contributing to broader insights into marine biology and the evolutionary processes that drive species adaptation and diversification.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_15-44-09

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_15-44-09
• Released: March 03, 2025 15:43 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Amphiprion barberi skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715049?locale=en Record ID: 000715049 Object: fmnh:fishes:121284 Taxonomy: Amphiprion barberi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_15-43-37

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_15-43-37
• Released: March 03, 2025 15:19 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105320).

New Record #105321 Title: Amphiprion barberi skull Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715049?locale=en Object: fmnh:fishes:121284 Taxonomy: Amphiprion barberi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Keiffer Williams Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: In Copyright CC License: Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_15-44-09

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_15-44-09
• Released: March 03, 2025 15:19 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

The CT scan of the Amphiprion barberi skull offers an intricate glimpse into the anatomical complexity of this vibrant clownfish species. Utilizing advanced X-ray computed tomography, researchers can examine the detailed bone structures that form the foundation of the fish’s head. Noteworthy features revealed by the scan include the robust mandibular bones, which are essential for the species' specialized feeding habits, allowing them to efficiently process their diet of small invertebrates. Additionally, the scan highlights the delicate arrangement of cranial sensory structures, such as the olfactory bulbs and inner ear components, which play a crucial role in navigation, predator detection, and social interactions within their vibrant reef communities.

The high-resolution imagery also uncovers the nuanced morphology of the cranial sutures and muscle attachment sites, providing insights into the functional mechanics of Amphiprion barberi. This level of detail enables scientists to better understand how these fish have adapted their skull architecture to thrive in their specific ecological niches. Furthermore, by comparing the skull morphology of Amphiprion barberi with related species, researchers can explore evolutionary patterns and adaptations that have contributed to the diversity of clownfish. Overall, the CT scan significantly enhances our comprehension of the structural biology of Amphiprion barberi, offering valuable information that can inform both conservation strategies and evolutionary studies.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_15-19-10

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_15-19-10
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:59 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715007?locale=en Record ID: 000715007 Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314199 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Mandible Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-03_15-22-22

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-03_15-22-22
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:59 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_14-58-39

Analyzing the provided 3D X-ray CT scan data reveals a number of structural characteristics and material compositions of the specimen, likely a skull based on the visual features:

Structural Characteristics:

1. External Morphology:

   • The scanned specimens exhibit a complex skull structure with elongated forms, indicative of species adapted for specific ecological niches.
   • The presence of prominent openings and a reduction in solid material suggests lightweight adaptation for better mobility.

2. Internal Architecture:

   • Observable internal cavities indicate a well-established system of air sacs or sinuses, which could play a role in respiration or sound production.
   • Structural struts and supports within the skull demonstrate efficient distribution of stress across the bone, underscoring evolutionary adaptations.

3. Dental Features:

   • The detailed dental morphology visible in the last image shows serrated edges, implying a carnivorous diet. The arrangement and size of teeth reflect the feeding strategy of the organism.

Material Composition:

• Bone Density:
  • Differences in shading across the scans suggest variations in bone density. Areas with thinner walls appear less dense, while denser regions could correlate with stress-bearing parts of the skull.

Notable Features and Anomalies:

1. Surface Texture:

   • The surface shows intricate textures that may indicate areas of muscle attachment, implying strong musculature for powerful jaw movements.
   • Any irregularities in surface texture could point to growth anomalies, health issues, or environmental stresses during the organism's life.

2. Anomalous Growth:

   • Areas with unexpected formations or irregular shapes could suggest pathological conditions, potentially affecting the specimen's fitness or adaptive capabilities.

3. Articulatory Features:

   • Observations of joint surfaces or incomplete contacts may indicate adaptation for movement and flexibility necessary for predatory behavior.

Conclusion:

The comprehensive analysis of these CT scans provides insights into the anatomy and functional adaptations of the specimen. Each view contributes valuable data regarding the structural integrity, dietary adaptations, and potential anomalies that highlight the evolutionary path of the organism. Further detailed analysis could involve comparing these features across different specimens or fossilized remains to better understand morphological evolution within related species.

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_14-59-30

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_14-59-30
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:58 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Manual Proximal Phalanx V [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000114235?locale=en Record ID: 000114235 Object: pmae:42-35-50/N3942.0 Taxonomy: Pan troglodytes Element or Part: Manual proximal phalanx V Data Manager: Loring Burgess Date Uploaded: 04/07/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Not Evaluated

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_14-58-39

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_14-58-39
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:52 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105318).

New Record #105320 Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715032?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314199 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

New Record #105319 Title: Head, Pectoral Girdle [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715029?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314199 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Head, pectoral girdle Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_14-59-11

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_14-59-11
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:52 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

Record #105320: Skull [Mesh] [CT] of Anolis alfaroi

The CT scan of the skull of Anolis alfaroi provides an intricate view of this species' cranial architecture. Anolis alfaroi, a vibrant member of the anole family, exhibits unique morphological traits that are essential for its survival and behavior. The high-resolution mesh model reveals the detailed structure of the skull, including the arrangement of cranial bones and the placement of sensory organs. Notably, the scan highlights the well-developed jaw musculature and the intricate dental pattern, which are critical for its feeding habits. Additionally, the nasal passages and cranial cavities are clearly defined, offering insights into the species' respiratory and sensory capabilities. Understanding the skull morphology through CT imaging allows scientists to explore evolutionary adaptations that enable Anolis alfaroi to thrive in its specific ecological niche. This detailed anatomical information can shed light on how structural variations contribute to the species' behavior, diet, and overall biology, enhancing our comprehension of anole diversity and evolution.

Record #105319: Head, Pectoral Girdle [CTImageSeries] [CT] of Anolis alfaroi

The CT image series of the head and pectoral girdle of Anolis alfaroi offers a comprehensive look at the anatomical features that support its dynamic movements and behaviors. The pectoral girdle, comprising the clavicles and associated musculature, is crucial for the locomotive agility seen in anoles. The scans reveal the intricate bone structures and their connections, which facilitate the extension and retracting motions essential for climbing and territorial displays. Additionally, the head region is meticulously detailed, showcasing the arrangement of the cranial nerves and the musculoskeletal framework that supports the head's mobility. Features such as the eye sockets, auditory structures, and muscle attachments are clearly visible, providing valuable information on the sensory adaptations of Anolis alfaroi. By examining these detailed CT images, researchers can better understand the functional morphology that underpins the species' ability to navigate its environment, communicate, and interact with other organisms. This knowledge contributes to broader studies on the biomechanics and evolutionary strategies of anoles, highlighting the intricate relationship between anatomy and ecological success.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_14-52-20

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_14-52-20
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:51 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Pedal Proximal Phalanx Ii [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000114243?locale=en Record ID: 000114243 Object: pmae:42-35-50/N3942.0 Taxonomy: Pan troglodytes Element or Part: Pedal proximal phalanx II Data Manager: Loring Burgess Date Uploaded: 04/07/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Not Evaluated

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_14-51-39

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_14-51-39
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:45 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 2 new record(s) (old record value: 105316).

New Record #105318 Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715024?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314195 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

New Record #105317 Title: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715021?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314195 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Mandible Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_14-52-09

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_14-52-09
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:45 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

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Record #105318: Skull [Mesh] [CT] of Anolis alfaroi

The CT scan of the skull of Anolis alfaroi, a vibrant species of anole lizard, offers an intricate glimpse into its cranial anatomy. This detailed digital model reveals the complex structure of the skull, highlighting specialized features such as the elongated rostrum and the arrangement of cranial bones that support its distinctive casque. The scan also uncovers the intricate network of sinuses and the spatial relationships between sensory organs, providing insights into the lizard’s sensory capabilities and feeding mechanisms. Notably, the articulation points for jaw muscles are clearly visible, shedding light on the animal’s biting and chewing efficiency. Understanding the skull morphology of Anolis alfaroi through this CT scan is crucial for deciphering its ecological adaptations, such as prey selection and habitat use. Additionally, these morphological details contribute to broader evolutionary studies, allowing scientists to compare cranial structures across different anole species and trace the evolutionary pathways that have led to their diverse forms and functions. This comprehensive visualization not only enhances our knowledge of Anolis alfaroi’s biological makeup but also serves as a valuable resource for further anatomical and evolutionary research.

Record #105317: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] of Anolis alfaroi

The CT scan of the mandible of Anolis alfaroi provides a detailed view of the lower jaw structure of this intriguing anole species. This high-resolution digital representation reveals the mandible’s robust construction, including well-defined muscle attachment sites that indicate strong jaw muscles necessary for its feeding habits. The scan highlights the intricate dentition pattern, showcasing the arrangement and spacing of teeth that enable Anolis alfaroi to efficiently capture and process its prey. Additionally, the morphology of the mandible reveals adaptations for flexibility and strength, which are essential for the lizard’s ability to perform swift strikes and maneuver prey. The internal structure, including bone density and trabecular architecture, offers insights into the mechanical properties of the jaw, suggesting how Anolis alfaroi balances strength with lightweight design for agile movement. By examining the mandible through CT scanning, researchers can better understand the functional biomechanics of this species, as well as its evolutionary relationships with other anoles. This detailed anatomical information not only aids in reconstructing the ecological role of Anolis alfaroi but also contributes to broader studies on the evolution of feeding strategies and jaw mechanics in lizards.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_14-45-28

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_14-45-28
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:44 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

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A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head, Pectoral Girdle [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715015?locale=en Record ID: 000715015 Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314195 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Head, pectoral girdle Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_14-44-49

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_14-44-49
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:34 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105315).

New Record #105316 Title: Head, Pectoral Girdle [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715015?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314195 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Head, pectoral girdle Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

CT to Text Analysis #2025-03-03_14-45-16

• Tag: ct_to_text_analysis-2025-03-03_14-45-16
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:34 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

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The recent CT scan of Anolis alfaroi, a species of green anole native to the Caribbean, offers a fascinating glimpse into the intricate anatomy of this vibrant lizard. Focusing on the head and pectoral girdle, the high-resolution imaging technology allows scientists to explore these regions in extraordinary detail without harming the living specimen. The scan reveals the sophisticated structure of the skull, including the articulated jawbones and the precise arrangement of the teeth, which are essential for understanding the lizard’s feeding habits and dietary preferences. Additionally, the placement and development of sensory organs such as the eyes and ears are clearly visible, providing insights into how Anolis alfaroi interacts with its environment and detects predators or prey.

Moving to the pectoral girdle, the CT images showcase the complex framework that supports the forelimbs. The delicate bones, including the clavicles and scapulae, are rendered with remarkable clarity, highlighting their roles in facilitating movement and stability. This detailed view helps researchers examine the musculature attachment points and the overall biomechanics of the lizard’s locomotion. Understanding the pectoral girdle’s structure is crucial for studying how Anolis alfaroi navigates its arboreal habitat, climbs surfaces, and maintains balance.

Overall, the CT scans of Anolis alfaroi’s head and pectoral girdle provide invaluable data for morphologists and evolutionary biologists. By revealing the hidden anatomical features, these scans enhance our comprehension of the species’ physical adaptations and evolutionary history. This non-invasive method preserves the specimen for future studies while opening new avenues for exploring the complexities of lizard morphology and their ecological interactions.

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_14-34-29

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_14-34-29
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:17 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

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A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Manual Proximal Phalanx Iv [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000114167?locale=en Record ID: 000114167 Object: pmae:42-35-50/N3942.0 Taxonomy: Pan troglodytes Element or Part: Manual proximal phalanx IV Data Manager: Loring Burgess Date Uploaded: 04/06/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Not Evaluated

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_14-17-25

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_14-17-25
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:16 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Cranium [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000100775?locale=en Record ID: 000100775 Object: pmae:46-49-60/N7365.0 Taxonomy: Homo sapiens Element or Part: Cranium Data Manager: Loring Burgess Date Uploaded: 02/11/2020 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Not Evaluated

CT Image Analysis #2025-03-03_14-20-53

• Tag: ct_image_analysis-2025-03-03_14-20-53
• Released: March 03, 2025 14:16 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

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Analysis for MorphoSource release: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_14-16-52

To analyze the 3D X-ray CT scan data of the specimen from Morphosource.org, let’s consider the structural characteristics, material composition, and notable features visible across the provided images:

Structural Characteristics:

1. Overall Geometry:

   • The images show a long, slender structure, indicative of a mandible, likely from a fish or similar aquatic organism, characterized by a distinct elongated profile with a gradual tapering towards the tip.

2. Surface Features:

   • The surface appears to display various undulations and textural variations, suggesting that the specimen has adapted to its environment, possibly highlighting anatomical features such as muscle attachment sites.

3. Segmented Sections:

   • Notable segmentation or patterns in the jawline can be observed, which might correlate with the presence of teeth or bony protrusions. The repeating structures along the length suggest functional adaptations for feeding, indicative of its ecological niche.

4. Curvature:

   • The mandible shows measurable curvature, which could inflect on the feeding mechanics or predatory behavior.

Material Composition:

1. Bone Structure:

   • Based on the appearance in the images, the material is likely mineralized bone, which often appears with a lighter hue in CT scans. This suggests a high density typical of calcified structures.

2. Internal Composition:

   • The internal cavities and texture seen in various images might indicate the presence of marrow or additional soft tissue remnants that may be minimally preserved in this specimen.

3. Density Variations:

   • Variations in opacity across the structure can suggest differences in mineral deposition or potential areas of wear and tear, which are indicative of age or damage.

Notable Features & Anomalies:

1. Teeth Structures:

   • Clear geometric patterns suggest the presence of teeth, which are typically sharp and well-defined, showcasing the organism's adaptations for capturing and processing prey.

2. Anomalies:

   • Any irregularities in the symmetry of the mandible or unusual wear patterns may indicate prior damage or pathological conditions that could impact the specimen's lifestyle or longevity.

3. Fossilization Patterns:

   • Signs of wear or bioerosion could imply the environmental conditions during fossilization or suggest interactions with other species.

Conclusion:

The 3D CT scan provides significant insight into the anatomical structure, materials, and functional adaptations of the specimen's mandible. Observations regarding its

Orientation Views

The following orientation views were captured:

• Default (Y+ Up)
• Upside Down (Y- Up)
• Forward 90° (Z- Up)
• Back 90° (Z+ Up)

See attached images for details.

MorphoSource Updates #2025-03-03_14-16-52

• Tag: morphosource-updates-2025-03-03_14-16-52
• Released: March 03, 2025 13:38 UTC
• Author: @johntrue15

Release Notes

A new increase in X-ray Computed Tomography records was found on MorphoSource.

We found 1 new record(s) (old record value: 105314).

New Record #105315 Title: Mandible [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000715007?locale=en Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314199 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Mandible Data Manager: Carmen Urban Date Uploaded: 03/03/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_13-38-52

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_13-38-52
• Released: March 03, 2025 13:21 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Head [CTImageSeries] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000713798?locale=en Record ID: 000713798 Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314201 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Head Data Manager: Collection Manager Date Uploaded: 02/27/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_13-21-34

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_13-21-34
• Released: March 03, 2025 05:50 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Skull [Mesh] [CT] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000713806?locale=en Record ID: 000713806 Object: USNM:HERP:USNM 314201 Taxonomy: Anolis alfaroi Element or Part: Skull Data Manager: Collection Manager Date Uploaded: 02/27/2025 Publication Status: Restricted Download Rights Statement: Copyright Undetermined

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_05-50-24

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_05-50-24
• Released: March 03, 2025 05:34 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000025086?locale=en Record ID: 000025086 Object: CAS:HERP:157023 Taxonomy: Arthroleptella lightfooti Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: Lauren Scheinberg Date Uploaded: 03/29/2017 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

MorphoSource Modified Record #2025-03-03_05-34-37

• Tag: morphosource-modified-2025-03-03_05-34-37
• Released: March 03, 2025 01:20 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

Release Notes

A newly modified X-ray Computed Tomography record was found on MorphoSource.

Record Title: Ct Scan Of Skeleton And Skull [CTImageSeries] [Etc] Detail Page URL: https://www.morphosource.org/concern/media/000040067?locale=en Record ID: 000040067 Object: CAS:HERP:256862 Taxonomy: Ptychadena oxyrhynchus Element or Part: CT scan of skeleton and skull Data Manager: Lauren Scheinberg Date Uploaded: 01/29/2018 Publication Status: Open Download Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

Daily Check #2025-03-03_01-25-50

• Tag: daily-2025-03-03_01-25-50
• Released: March 03, 2025 01:20 UTC
• Author: @github-actions[bot]

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Daily Check Report

Record Changes

Latest Record ID: 000714740 Previous Record ID: 000713958

Total Records: 105314 Previous Records: 105310 New Records Added: 5

New Record IDs:

• 000714740: Proximal Phalanx (Fragment Of Distal End) [Mesh] [CT]
• 000714736: Intermediate Phalanx [Mesh] [CT]
• 000714730: Proximal Phalanx (Fragment Of Distal End) [CTImageSeries] [CT]
• 000714726: Intermediate Phalanx [CTImageSeries] [CT]
• 000713958: Element Unspecified [CTImageSeries] [CT]