29 research outputs found

    Digital modelling and stereolithographic production of a Homo Erectus skull

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    The National Museum of Natural History has been carrying out, over the last several years, a study of hominid fossil skulls, which have been discovered in different regions of the world. The aim of the palaeo‐anthropological study of these skulls is to reconstruct the genealogic tree of the evolution of man and to understand better, the diversity of the homo Erectus species on the different continents. Currently, digital techniques and those of rapid prototyping offer a solution to these problems by allowing the virtual or physical reconstitution of the skulls for scientific study. This paper presents this new perspective for the world of palaeontology

    Neuroanatomical dysmorphology of the medial superior olivary nucleus in sudden fetal and infant death

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    doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2012.00322 Neuroanatomical dysmorphology of the medial superior olivary nucleus in sudden fetal and infant deat

    Etienne-Jules Marey (1830-1904) : de la chronophotographie à l'étude de la marche humaine, de la physiologie au cinématographe

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    Présentation des appareils de Marey (tambour, fusil photographique, chronophotographie) , illustrée de nombreuses figures
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