The Anatomical Record and American Association for Anatomy are proud to be sponsors of #ICVM2023. Stop by our booth in the exhibitor area (Auditorium door 6) to get some free journal swag and chat about publishing with us.

Great sponsored sessions today at #ICVM2023, including "Long in the Tooth: New insights into functional morphology of hypertrophied canines" which will become an AR Special Issue edited by Adam Hartstone-Rose, Dr Tahlia Pollock & Lars Werdelin.

Such a great talk!

Benjamin Burger Utah State University offers up some #herbivore #sabretooth love with a look at uintatheres! #ICVM2023

What an amazing day at the saberteeth symposium 😍🔪 thank you so much to the organizers Dr Tahlia Pollock, Adam Hartstone-Rose & Lars Werdelin for putting this together! What a lineup of amazing talks we had today

It was really fantastic. All of the presenters went above and beyond! Keep an eye out for published versions in our Special Issue of The Anatomical Record

It was a phenomenal talk by a truly outstanding colleague!

Now that #ICVM2023 is a wrap, I’m taking a moment to reflect on International Society for Vertebrate Morphology’s exceptionally collegial culture. It’s wonderful to see such a supportive community that appreciates the diversity of systems, questions and approaches, 1/2

I completely agree!

For sure! The only other candidate is this guy outside the convention center and he’s not even a vertebrate!

Carolina Tiger Rescue contributes to research conducted by NC State University professor Dr. Adam Hartstone-Rose and team, including lead author and former animal care intern Lara Martens. Amazing work that proves why declawing big cats is an objectively cruel practice: news.ncsu.edu/2023/07/why-yo…

Did Smilodon roar? Check out our new paper in which PhD student Ashley Deutsch led an analysis of felid hyoid bones from La Brea Tar Pits and compared them to modern purring and roaring cats with surprising results! Journal of Morphology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Honestly, my vote was for yodeling, but my coauthors overruled me.

And here is a description of the research with a video explaining the work by lead author Ashley Deutsch: go.ncsu.edu/8rtpweq

Inspired by this study, I've created a "paleo-soundscape" where a Smilodon fatalis proclaims his territory at the break of dawn. This is simply one of many interpretations of the study's results; I found myself referencing puma and ocelot vocalizations. Hope you enjoy it!

Me too! I’m not even presenting. Just looking forward to catching up with paleo colleagues.

Me too!

Visualizing lemur masticatory muscle fascicles in 3D space in the largest comparative study of primate anatomy using DiceCT. Fascicle properties reveal adaptation to diverse diets, hinting at evolutionary flexibility. Dickinson, Adam Hartstone-Rose et al.: doi.org/10.1002/ar.253…

Master Class – Visualizing and Building the Musculoskeletal System at #AnatomyConnected2024 Sun 24th March 2024 with Adam Hartstone-Rose Natasha Chang Leonard Shapiro Thank you Jason Organ (@organjm.bsky.social) for your kind invitation. Kindly co-sponsored by Developmental Dynamics The Anatomical Record and Anatomical Sciences Education