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Publication Publication Surface Scan of the Femur of CPC 274(2016-03-11) Hedrick, Brandon PCPC 274, a new centrosaurine specimen from Mexico, was unearthed in northern Coahuila from 2007-2011. The majority of elements that were found with CPC 274 were surface scanned using a Polhemus FastSCAN system in order to allow readers the ability to manipulate the bones in a 3D environment to assess features directly. The files are .obj files and can be visualized in MeshLabTM, which can be downloaded for free (MeshLab, Visual Computing Lab – ISTI – CNR http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/).Publication Publication Publication Publication Surface Scan of the Dorsal Vertebra of CPC 274(2016-03-11) Hedrick, Brandon PCPC 274, a new centrosaurine specimen from Mexico, was unearthed in northern Coahuila from 2007-2011. The majority of elements that were found with CPC 274 were surface scanned using a Polhemus FastSCAN system in order to allow readers the ability to manipulate the bones in a 3D environment to assess features directly. The files are .obj files and can be visualized in MeshLabTM, which can be downloaded for free (MeshLab, Visual Computing Lab – ISTI – CNR http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/).Publication Publication Publication Surface Scan of the Parietal Fragment 2 of CPC 274(2016-03-11) Hedrick, Brandon PCPC 274, a new centrosaurine specimen from Mexico, was unearthed in northern Coahuila from 2007-2011. The majority of elements that were found with CPC 274 were surface scanned using a Polhemus FastSCAN system in order to allow readers the ability to manipulate the bones in a 3D environment to assess features directly. The files are .obj files and can be visualized in MeshLabTM, which can be downloaded for free (MeshLab, Visual Computing Lab – ISTI – CNR http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/).Publication Surface Scan of the Scapula of CPC 274(2016-03-11) Hedrick, Brandon PCPC 274, a new centrosaurine specimen from Mexico, was unearthed in northern Coahuila from 2007-2011. The majority of elements that were found with CPC 274 were surface scanned using a Polhemus FastSCAN system in order to allow readers the ability to manipulate the bones in a 3D environment to assess features directly. The files are .obj files and can be visualized in MeshLabTM, which can be downloaded for free (MeshLab, Visual Computing Lab – ISTI – CNR http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/).