
handle: 10077/3784 , 11695/14111
This paper examines the opportunities offered by recent advances in digital image processing to allow access to natural history museum collections without direct handling of specimens. It specifically refers to two- and three-dimensional data recording and analysis in the frame of geometric morphometrics.
geometric morphometrics; image bank; landmarks, 2D and 3D image recording, landmarks, osteological collections, geometric morphometrics
geometric morphometrics; image bank; landmarks, 2D and 3D image recording, landmarks, osteological collections, geometric morphometrics
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