Morphologists have historically had to rely on destructive procedures to visualize the three‐
dimensional (3‐D) anatomy of animals. More recently, however, non‐destructive techniques …

The increased use of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) in commercial products and the
continuous development of novel applications, is leading to increased intentional and …

In holometabolous insects, extensive reorganisation of tissues and cells occurs at the pupal
stage. The remodelling of the external exoskeleton and internal organs that intervenes …

Spiders (Araneae) include cursorial species that stalk their prey and more stationary species
that use webs for prey capture. While many cursorial hunting spiders rely on visual cues …

This review examines literature that used physiological cross‐sectional area (PCSA) as a
representative measure of an individual muscle's maximal isometric force production. PCSA …

The assassin bug venom system plays diverse roles in prey capture, defence and extra-oral
digestion, but it is poorly characterised, partly due to its anatomical complexity. Here we …

In recent years, bumblebees have become a prominent insect model organism for a variety
of biological disciplines, particularly to investigate learning behaviors as well as visual …

Histological examination achieves sub-micrometer resolution laterally. In the third
dimension, however, resolution is limited to section thickness. In addition, histological …

We review the state-of-the-art approaches currently applied in myriapod taxonomy, and we
describe, for the first time, a new species of millipede (Ommatoiulus avatar n. sp., family …

This review article focuses on imaging of bone tissue to understand skeletal health with
regards to bone quality. Skeletal fragility fractures are due to bone diseases such as …