How can we measure a skeleton's motion in a furry animal as it moves through its environment? Researchers have developed a new method to quantify skeletal motion in freely moving rodents in a new ...

In this short article, Popular Science reports that a Brown University team has developed a new imaging system. The CTX process combines 'computed-tomography (CT) scanners, X-ray video and computer ...

For tens of thousands of years, the skeleton of a giant mammoth lay in one place: a gravel pit about 50 miles south of Dallas. A few months ago, the bones were unearthed — and now they're on the move.

ANN ARBOR, MI - There is no service number or instruction manual for taking apart a nearly 11,000-year-old mastodon that has been pieced together and held in place inside a museum for nearly 70 years, ...

It's being billed as "Conway's Big Move." This week, a team of workers at the Ohio Historical Center in Columbus is disassembling Conway, a 10,000-year-old Mastodon skeleton, and reassembling him in a ...

Have you ever thought about how your skeleton moves as you go about your day? When we think about this question, x-ray images immediately come to our mind. But how would we measure a skeleton’s motion ...