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3D Visualization of Dental Anatomy in Ancient Fossil Vertebrates by Using Third Harmonic Generation Microscopy

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Abstract

Clear 3D visualization in fossilized dentinal tissues was first discovered with extremely strong contrast by means of third harmonic generation microscopy, providing a novel approach to study the dental evolution of ancient vertebrates (dinosaurs) noninvasively.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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