Calcified cartilage in the jaws of chondrichthyans
a study of calcified cartilage (tesserae) in the jaws of chondrichthyans, converted into 3D models with the use of micro-CT scansCalcified cartilage in the jaws of chondrichthyans
a study of calcified cartilage (tesserae) in the jaws of chondrichthyans, converted into 3D models with the use of micro-CT scansSamenvatting
During this study, the calcified cartilage tissue in the jaws of a range of extant chondrichthyans was investigated and related to feeding modes. Chondrichthyans are cartilaginous fishes, whose entire endoskeleton is composed of cartilage tissue. The chondrichthyans can be divided into two groups, the elasmobranchs (sharks, rays and skates) and the holocephalans (chimaeras). In this study, both groups were investigated and compared.
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| Partner | Aeres Hogeschool Almere |
| Datum | 2025-06-12 |
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| Taal | Engels |
