Advancements in imaging techniques have drastically improved our ability to visualize,
study, and digitally share complex, often minute, anatomical relationships. The recent …

The increased accessibility of soft-tissue data through diffusible iodine-based contrast-
enhanced computed tomography (diceCT) enables comparative biologists to increase the …

Ecomorphological studies evaluating the impact of environmental and biological factors on
the brain have so far focused on morphology or size measurements, and the ecological …

Diffusible iodine‐based contrast‐enhanced computed tomography (diceCT) visualizes soft
tissue from micro‐CT (µCT) scans of specimens to uncover internal features and natural …

Abstract The Albertine Rift (AR) is a centre for vertebrate endemism in Central Africa, yet the
mechanisms underlying lineage diversification of the region's fauna remain unresolved. We …

As the relevance of lizards in evolutionary neuroscience increases, so does the need for
more accurate anatomical references. Moreover, the use of magnetic resonance imaging …

Based on recent discoveries and an integrative study including external morphology,
osteology and molecular genetics, we continue to revise the Madagascar-endemic …

Several biogeographic barriers in the Central African highlands have reduced gene flow
among populations of many terrestrial species in predictable ways. Yet, a comprehensive …

Advancements in tissue visualization techniques have spurred significant gains in the
biomedical sciences by enabling researchers to integrate their datasets across anatomical …

The rat has arguably the most widely studied brain among all animals, with numerous
reference atlases for rat brain having been published since 1946. For example, many …