ABSTRACT
This procedure can be broken down into a number of steps. First, the bone
must be isolated from the CT scans. Then, the bone structures from various
scans from a single individual are used to produce a 3D reconstruction of the
skull. Subsequently, relevant anatomical landmarks can be obtained from these
reconstructions for the purposes of size-and-shape analysis, where the obser-
vations are regarded as points on the size-and-reflection-shape space SRΣ k3,0, that was introduced in Chapter 12.
