Adalatherium 3D reconstruction and skeleton Evans EvoMorph Lab 2020-04-29 | New fossil mammal Adalatherium from Madagascar full body and skeleton, 3D animation. ©Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
Interactive Online 3D and 4D Zoology and Anatomy Demonstration Evans EvoMorph Lab 2021-08-12 | To enable remote virtual teaching of zoology and anatomy, we have developed online 3D and 4D materials that students can interact with and observe their complex movements. In this video, Associate Professor Alistair Evans from Monash University demonstrates several examples of the 3D and 4D models of skeletons, skulls and teeth for teaching biology, anthropology and palaeontology in small or large classes.
Power cascade - a new rule of nature Evans EvoMorph Lab 2021-03-30 | Associate Professor Alistair Evans outlines the newly discovered power cascade rule of teeth, horns and claws in the palaeontology collection of Museums Victoria.Evans et al. (2021) BMC Biologydoi.org/10.1186/s12915-021-00990-w
Power cascade - the fundamentals of a new rule of growth Evans EvoMorph Lab 2021-03-30 | Associate Professor Alistair Evans explains the foundations of the newly discovered power cascade rule of teeth, horns and claws in the palaeontology collection of Museums Victoria.Evans et al. (2021) BMC Biologydoi.org/10.1186/s12915-021-00990-w
How to build a tooth with the power cascade Evans EvoMorph Lab 2021-03-29 | The power cascade rule can be used to simulate the growth of animal teeth, including sabre-toothed cats, Tyrannosaurus and giant sharks. In the centre is a real tooth, and on the right is a tooth simulated by the power cascade growth rule.
Estimating the size of the thylacine with 3D imaging Evans EvoMorph Lab 2020-08-19 | Douglass Rovinsky, Justin Adams and Alistair Evans of Monash University, Australia, use 3D scans of skeletons and taxidermy mounts to estimate the weight of the recently extinct thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger. 3D sculpting and video by Damir Martin, Pixelmind.
Fragmented Adalatherium tooth being reconstructed Evans EvoMorph Lab 2020-04-29 | The teeth of Madagascan fossil mammal Adalatherium were shattered. Here we rebuild the broken parts of one tooth. This is the right upper postcanine 3.
Adalatherium skeleton 3D reconstruction Evans EvoMorph Lab 2020-04-29 | New fossil mammal Adalatherium from Madagascar skeleton, 3D animation. ©Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
Adalatherium 3D reconstruction Evans EvoMorph Lab 2020-04-29 | New fossil mammal Adalatherium from Madagascar skeleton, 3D animation. ©Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
Predicting tooth size in fossil hominins Evans EvoMorph Lab 2016-09-16 | From the size of one tooth from a fossil hominin, we can use the inhibitory cascade formulas to predict the size of the other four teeth. Here we show a deciduous fourth premolar (in white) of the australopith Paranthropus boisei with the formulas (in background) to predict the remaining teeth (in green).
Predicting human evolution: teeth tell the story Evans EvoMorph Lab 2016-08-21 | Dr Alistair Evans, from Monash University, Australia, discusses how a simple rule controls the evolution of the teeth of hominins (humans and our closest fossil relatives).
