Taphonomic deformation, whether it be brittle or plastic, is possibly the most influential
process hindering the correct understanding of fossil species morphology. This is especially …

Craniosynostosis is traditionally treated with extensive cranial vault reconstructions (CVRs).
Although less invasive techniques, such as endoscopic strip craniectomy with postoperative …

Bilaterally symmetrical objects represent a large and important proportion of archaeological
artifacts and biological objects. The identification of the plane of symmetry plays a vital role …

Our knowledge of human evolution has made particular progress over the last twenty years,
thanks to the discovery of new fossils and the use of new methods and multidisciplinary …

The expanding scale of 3D hominid fossils and archaeological artefacts have encouraged a
growing use of rigorous scientific study to reveal mechanisms of human evolution and …

Background: There is a need for a new, less invasive surgical option for unicoronal
synostosis (UCS). The aim of this study was to compare the resulting morphology and …