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Testing hypotheses of skull function with comparative finite element analysis: three methods of muscle scaling reveal contrasting results

Flinders University
Rex Mitchell (Aggregated by)
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Thsi is the data from a study of compative finite element analysis. We collected brick strain data to compare three scaling approaches in the study of skulls. Mean brick strain from this data indicates that each method produces different results.

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