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Sheep head and brain centre of mass - video graphic

The University of Adelaide
Charlie Magarey (Aggregated by) Claire Jones (Aggregated by) Jessica Sharkey (Aggregated by) Ryan Quarrington (Aggregated by)
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Video graphic illustrating the location of the mean (red) and individual animal (black crosses) head and brain centre of mass, and the origin of the anatomical coordinate system (green), on a single representative greyscale model of a sheep head and brain. 

Issued: 2023-06-09

Created: 2023-06-09

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Biomechanical engineering | Biomechanics | Central nervous system | brain | brain injury | centre of mass | head | sheep | skull |

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