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computational paleontology

• museum installations
  • American Museum of Natural History
  • Carnegie Museum of Natural History
• presentations
  • Neck Posture in Extant and Extinct Vertebrates II: Computational Modeling of Range of Motion
  • Neck Posture in Extant and Extinct Vertebrates I: Osteology and Behavior
  • Non-Parasagittal Yet Efficient: The Role of the Pectoral Girdles and Trunk in the Walk of Triceratops and Apatosaurus
  • Kinematic Constraints on the Reconstruction of Dinosaur Gaits
  • Isolating Functional Degrees of Freedom in Limbs During Locomotion
  • 3D Visualization of Allometric Change in Whole Skeletons: Posture, Proportion, and Range of Motion
  • Rex, sit. Modeling Tyrannosaurid Postures
  • The Neck Position of Sauropod Dinosaurs: Virtual Reconstruction within DinoMorph
  • Visualizing Ontogenetic Changes Within the Tyrannosaurid Skeleton
  • Scapular Position and Function in the Sauropodomorpha (Reptilia: Saurischia)
  • Mass-based Biomechanical Computations on Sauropod Dinosaurs
  • Gracile versus Robust Cervical Vertebral Designs in Sauropods
  • Biological Implications of Digital Reconstructions of the Whole Body of Sauropod Dinosaurs
  • Measuring the Binocular Fields of Selected Theropod Dinosaurs with Implications for Stereoscopic Vision
• sauropods
  • Angoposeidon
  • Apatosaurus (under construction)
  • Brachiosaurus
  • Camarasaurus
    • AMNH 5761 (fused vertebrae)
    • CEU specimen (sandbox)
    • CM 1133 (juvenile in death pose)
    • DMN 28 (death pose)
    • USMNH (DNM 24, in death pose))
    • Wyoming Dinosaur Center
  • Dicraeosaurus
  • Diplodocus
  • Euhelopus
  • Mamenchisaurus
  • straight talk (a conversation with Gilmore, Hatcher, Wiman, and Janensch)
  • straight neck (composites of sauropod necks, and a few recent necks)
• Tyrannosaurus
• Triceratops (under construction)
• Edmontosaurus (under construction)

Copyright © 2011 Kent A. Stevens, University of Oregon