micro ctscan recon of bipedal lizard in amber

Detailed optical images will be released of this bipedal vertebrate in Cretaceous amber from Hukawng valley in Kachin state Myanmar on our website www.aakz.com and like our ct scans everybody is free to edit and print them as they wish as they are all part of our open source science amber archive based in the Scottish Highlands where special high preservation Cretaceous vertebrates are selected for numerous imaging projects so that the results can be shared freely all over the world. The ctscan recon provided here focuses on the denser bone whereas the images reveal incredibly well preserved skin and tissues of the entire animal. Many ambers contain complete animals that do not reveal skeletals upon xraying whereas a few have some or all bone remaining, this scan shows the head eye mouth back shoulder arm and leg. Teachers can make science more fun by letting children play with cutting edge paleoscience with a Jurassic Park of dinosaurs