Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a noninvasive imaging technique that today
constitutes one of the main pillars of preclinical and clinical imaging. MRI's capacity to depict …

This review summarizes the contribution to neurobiology achieved through the use of
invertebrate preparations in the second half of the 20th century. This fascinating period was …

Background Ditrysia comprise close to 99% of all butterflies and moths. The evolutionary
relationships among the ditrysian superfamilies have received considerable attention in …

Technologies for imaging in three dimensions are greatly desired by researchers in many
biological disciplines. However, when imaging small animals such as invertebrates, the …

Background Traditional comparative morphological analyses and subsequent three-
dimensional reconstructions suffer from a number of drawbacks. This is particularly evident …

Museum fish collections possess a wealth of anatomical and morphological data that are
essential for documenting and understanding biodiversity. Obtaining access to specimens …

Abstract Giribet, G. 2010. A new dimension in combining data? The use of morphology and
phylogenomic data in metazoan systematics.—Acta Zoologica (Stockholm) 91: 11–19 …

In this work, we show the feasibility of performing functional MRI studies with single-cell
resolution. At ultrahigh magnetic field, manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance …

At the beginning of the twentieth century, it was argued that invertebrates were incapable of
developing neoplasia. 1, 2 This argument was based on anatomic differences in the nervous …

Museum collections may be viewed as a unique window onto the diversity and the functional
evolution of species on earth. Detailed information about the inner structure of many …