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µCT Scanning Effects on DNA and a Multi-Step Workflow for Archaeological Petrous Bones

2025-10-02

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The petrous portion of the temporal bone is a key element in human evolutionary studies due to its exceptional preservation of biomolecules and morphological information. However, intensive and often redundant sampling has raised concerns about sustainability and long-term conservation. Here we present the first systematic evaluation of whether micro-Computed Tomography (µCT)—a widely used tool for digital preserv...

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Literature Corpus work: 87fc32bf-413e-53e8-8d3a-c526cdfe0265
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.02.680114

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