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LizardMorph: A generalizable machine learning framework for automated anatomical landmark detection in digital images

2026-06-12

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Morphological measurements underpin a wide range of ecological and evolutionary research, yet the manual landmarking workflows on which most morphometric studies depend remain a persistent bottleneck that limits both the pace and scale of biological research. Machine learning offers compelling solutions, but most automated landmarking tools require substantial computational expertise, creating a gap between techni...

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ef8f96bc-0264-5803-96f7-993bc6a79dc3
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10.64898/2026.06.10.731351
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