Zach Randall
@Zach__Randall
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Digital Imaging Manager @FloridaMuseum, #oVertTCN CT Tech If interested in using images, email: [email protected]
Gainesville, FL
Joined February 2018
Very excited my exhibit on clearing and staining and CT scanning is now open @FloridaMuseum @UF ! The exhibit features images created from #oVertTCN generated data and more! Come check it out if your in the Gainesville area! https://t.co/wVTdoJIMqR
floridamuseum.ufl.edu
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Visitors to the Florida Museum of Natural History’s latest gallery exhibit can take a uniquely artistic look into the museum’s fish collection. “Inner Beauty: Skeletons Revealed...
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Thoroughly enjoyed being apart of this! Thanks @davidcblackburn et al. #oVertTCN for a really fun project!
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Stoked about this new project and collaboration. We're creating a LOT of 3D mussel models @FloridaMuseum. Check them out as they come through the pipeline https://t.co/2daTL8GQvX!
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Freshwater Mussels - A 3D model collection by FloridaMuseum
Colleagues and I are working towards making a comprehensive 3D library of the freshwater mussels of the United States! #ShellYeah Check out some of the models at https://t.co/YGk0ogMNy3 fab collab w/ @Zach__Randall @NinaIRamos @USFWSNCTC @chesapeakebay @RVABAYScientist
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I love this fish
I am so excited to get these 3D printed skeletons of Cryptotora (a cave balitorid) from @LSU’s Aquatic Germplasm and Genetic Resources Center - (and thanks Zach Randall of @FloridaMuseum for the scans) - look at that ‘hip’ (bony connection from vertebral column to pelvic girdle)!
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It’s like the opposite (upside down) version of a cyprinid skull… (supraoccipital vs basioccipital)
Someone please tell me what's going on with these vertebrae. CT of Indian humphead (Kurtus indicus, UF 182306)? Skull hook for carrying eggs? Example of the diversity of fishes being scanned @FloridaMuseum @UF for the #overtTCN. Currently @ 1,354 fish scans all on @MorphoSource
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@jethroreading32 Not sure what is cooler, Kurtus supraoccipital hooks or hypertrophied ribs. https://t.co/lifBjS85kN
Someone please tell me what's going on with these vertebrae. CT of Indian humphead (Kurtus indicus, UF 182306)? Skull hook for carrying eggs? Example of the diversity of fishes being scanned @FloridaMuseum @UF for the #overtTCN. Currently @ 1,354 fish scans all on @MorphoSource
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Fantastic resource! @FloridaMuseum and @davidcblackburn lab are in the mix
Reminder this #InternationalMuseumsDay that you can explore collections from 1000s of galleries, libraries, archives, museusms in glorious #3D on @Sketchfab. From global names, all the way down to local institutions 🔗 https://t.co/GABcUklAhs
#GLAM3D #musetech #education
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Check out our photogrammetry models @FloridaMuseum in augmented reality @Sketchfab! Scan the QR code in the comments, no app needed. Send some photos back!
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Looking forward to giving a two day photogrammetry workshop starting tomorrow @FloridaMuseum. Participants will learn how to create models of dry and fluid collection objects so stay tuned and follow our @Sketchfab page to see their uploads! #gatornation
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Baby loggerhead sea turtle photogrammetry scan! We've got more fluid preserved models @FloridaMuseum being uploaded @Sketchfab. Follow us https://t.co/zRYzJ1m1xW to see the newest models!
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Follow our @Sketchfab page to see more of our fluid-collection photogrammetry. More to come!
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View the profile and 3D models by FloridaMuseum
It's hammer-time.. well, baby hammerhead time! Check out this amazing #photogrammetry scan of one of our Bonnethead #Shark embryos (Sphyrna tiburo) by @Zach__Randall @FloridaMuseum. View it in #3D, #VR or #AR
https://t.co/xtKsouJRaV via @sketchfab @UF_CLAS @UFBiology 🔨🦈⏲️
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How quickly can someone guess this one? Probably not as quickly as the last one.... juvenile, head length ~5mm, 16.8 mm SL. @geobiodiversity #fishes #ctscan @Senckenberg
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Look how pollution and habitat change is effecting egg clutch size of Gulf pipefish. Developing embryos in blue. Top: normal population, bottom: affected population. New Paper: Population decline of Gulf pipefish (Syngnathus scovelli) @SharkScience
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New Paper: Population decline of Gulf pipefish (Syngnathus scovelli) in a subtropical #estuary: ecosystem changes and habitat loss. https://t.co/K2LLjyw523
#IndianRiverLagoon #Florida 1/2
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Thanks @KevinKDuclos
@cgwilson25 Ok, I know this a few days late now but I wanna bring @Zach__Randall ‘s work here. Digitization can serve research purposes but can also be a great communicationand outreach tool and, with an artistic touch to it, can induce an emotional response to specimens and research.
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Can't think of anything spookier than this photogrammetry scan of preserved gopher tortoise head. Happy Halloween Folks
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