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English: Pivoting behaviour and 3D head trajectory in the water. Dorsal / lateral and external / internal views of an APO rat pivoting in water. The cutaneous markers allowed following the trajectories of different anatomical units during the swim. Here the trajectory of the snout (in black), and the extremity of the left fore limb, shows that the head is maintained in a horizontal plane and describes a circular trajectory, and the fore limb moves laterally, with alternate movement. 3D anatomical models of head and skeleton have been aligned with respect to the 3D trajectories of markers. These 3D anatomical models have been collected using an accurate micro-CT X-Ray scanner (50 microns accuracy). The 3D anatomical models include a segmentation of the vestibular system, allowing an estimation of the trajectory of the pitch angle of the HSCC. |
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Source | S1 Movie from Herbin M, Simonis C, Revéret L, Hackert R, Libourel P, Eugène D, Diaz J, de Waele C, Vidal P (2016). "Dopamine Modulates Motor Control in a Specific Plane Related to Support". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0155058. PMID 27145032. PMC: 4856377. | ||
Author | Herbin M, Simonis C, Revéret L, Hackert R, Libourel P, Eugène D, Diaz J, de Waele C, Vidal P | ||
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Short title | Pivoting behaviour and 3D head trajectory in the water. |
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Author | Herbin M, Simonis C, Revéret L, Hackert R, Libourel P, Eugène D, Diaz J, de Waele C, Vidal P |
Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Image title | Dorsal / lateral and external / internal views of an APO rat pivoting in water. The cutaneous markers allowed following the trajectories of different anatomical units during the swim. Here the trajectory of the snout (in black), and the extremity of the left fore limb, shows that the head is maintained in a horizontal plane and describes a circular trajectory, and the fore limb moves laterally, with alternate movement. 3D anatomical models of head and skeleton have been aligned with respect to the 3D trajectories of markers. These 3D anatomical models have been collected using an accurate micro-CT X-Ray scanner (50 microns accuracy). The 3D anatomical models include a segmentation of the vestibular system, allowing an estimation of the trajectory of the pitch angle of the HSCC. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2016-05-04 |
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