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The footprints described herein preserve sufficient morphological detail to support the presence of both ornithopod and sauropod dinosaurs at Arhab.

Thus, a new formalism of shape and anatomical configuration is needed to complement the current phenotype ontologies with a balanced degree of morphological detail to describe what is currently known about the patterning changes that can be induced during regeneration.

The 3D reconstructions of T. solium FC were achieved and visualizations were obtained that illustrate morphological details difficult to obtain by conventional TEM or SEM.

The slow rehydration-dehydration caused less destruction of testicular and epididymal tissue than the rapid single-step changes of solution and has an overall better morphological detail preservation compared to the rapid ETOH-PBS solution change.

To analyze the association between morphological details at different stages of culture with blastocyst development, with an aim to improve selection for transfer.

Tetrahedrons are able to adapt their shape and size to regions of high morphological detail, which means that such meshes (with sufficient spatial resolution) are able to follow the complex boundaries of a cell very closely.

In conclusion the present paper shows that the combination of these two very different methods, combined for long time to be incompatible, can be considered into an innovative tool to yield finest morphological detail with neurochemical identity of nerve cells.

The expanded segment is a digital zoom-in to show the morphological detail of the double mutant gonad for the indicated segment.

Species-level identifications are difficult due to the lack of morphological detail available from video, especially of highly mobile neritic species.

Myxospores were measured/photographed using a 100× oil-objective BX60 microscope equipped with a DP70 camera (Olympus Australia); a minimum of 30 myxospores from each individual was measured and morphological details evaluated according to Lom and colleagues [28].

The main causes are thought to be the complexity of morphological details varying from tumor to tumor and from patient to patient, variations in the technical histopathological procedures like staining protocols, and finally the individual experience of the diagnosing pathologist.