Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
bit.ly/1BnQN4r. Animation of the skull of an adult bobcat (Lynx rufus: OUVC 9576), labeled to show the individual bones of the skull. Work on this project was done by WitmerLab PhD student Donald Cerio. The skull was µCT-scanned with a voxel size of 90 µm at the OUµCT facility. Segmentation of anatomical structures was done using Avizo; 3D PDFs were generated using Maya, Deep Exploration, and Adobe Acrobat; and movies were made using Avizo, QuickTime, and Adobe Premiere. Visit bit.ly/1BnQN4r for 3D PDFs and more content on the Visible Interactive Bobcat. Visit our Facebook page for more content like this: facebook.com/witmerlab .
bit.ly/1BnQN4r. Animation of the skull of an adult bobcat (Lynx rufus: OUVC 9576), labeled to show the individual bones of the skull. Work on this project was done by WitmerLab PhD student Donald Cerio. The skull was µCT-scanned with a voxel size of 90 µm at the OUµCT facility. Segmentation of anatomical structures was done using Avizo; 3D PDFs were generated using Maya, Deep Exploration, and Adobe Acrobat; and movies were made using Avizo, QuickTime, and Adobe Premiere. Visit bit.ly/1BnQN4r for 3D PDFs and more content on the Visible Interactive Bobcat. Visit our Facebook page for more content like this: facebook.com/witmerlab .
