By jlynch on October 29, 2007. This is so cool. A one-millimeter long spider (Cenotextricella simoni) encased in amber gets "digitally dissected" using Very High Resolution X-Ray Computed Tomography. The paper is online in Zootaxa 1623:47-53 but requires a subscription. Tags biology Technology Log in to post comments Way cool, and that's from a civilian. Does anyone else have a sudden craving for crab legs and watching the original "Alien" movie. Log in to post comments i need to know more about cenotextricella simoni if you have information about this specie please can you send it to me Log in to post comments
Way cool, and that's from a civilian. Does anyone else have a sudden craving for crab legs and watching the original "Alien" movie. Log in to post comments
i need to know more about cenotextricella simoni if you have information about this specie please can you send it to me Log in to post comments
Way cool, and that's from a civilian.
Does anyone else have a sudden craving for crab legs and watching the original "Alien" movie.
i need to know more about cenotextricella simoni if you have information about this specie please can you send it to me