In this review paper, some relevant models, algorithms, and approaches conceived to
describe the bone tissue mechanics and the remodeling process are showcased …

Many of the unresolved debates in palaeoanthropology regarding evolution of particular
locomotor or manipulative behaviours are founded in differing opinions about the functional …

Systematic study of bones' responses to loading requires simple non-invasive models in
appropriate experimental animals where the applied load is controllable and the changes in …

Background The regeneration of bone loss that occurs after periodontal diseases is a
significant challenge in clinical dentistry. Extracellular vesicles (EVs)-based cell-free …

Many bones are supported internally by a latticework of trabeculae. Scaling of whole bone
length and diameter has been extensively investigated, but scaling of the trabecular network …

Abstract MAK‐VP‐1/1, a proximal femur recovered from the Maka Sands (ca. 3.4 mya) of the
Middle Awash, Ethiopia, and attributed to Australopithecus afarensis, is described in detail. It …

ABSTRACT The stingray family Myliobatidae contains five durophagous (hard prey
specialist) genera and two planktivorous genera. A suite of morphological features makes it …

Until recently, detailed analyses of the architecture of nonhuman primate cancellous bone
have not been possible due to a combination of methodological constraints, including poor …

The human fossil record is one of the most complete for any mammal. A basal ancestral
species, Australopithecus afarensis, exhibits a well-preserved postcranium that permits …

It has been hypothesized for over a hundred years that trabecular bone plays an important
structural role in the musculoskeletal system of animals and that it responds dynamically to …