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3D models related to the publication: Brain drain: exceptional pattern of calvarial venation in pangolins and its phylogenetic significance for Ferae

Guillaume Billet Lionel Hautier Philippe Gaubert

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The present 3D Dataset contains a selection of 3D models analyzed in Billet G, Hautier L, Gaudin TJ, Flynn JJ, Ruf I, Carrillo JD, Ladev 'eze S, Lehmann T, Nicolas V, Orliac MJ, Tornero C, Wible JR, Wong N, Gaubert P. Submitted. Braindrain: Exceptional pattern of calvarial venation in pangolins and its phylogenetic significance for Ferae.

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