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"This 3D model shows in stunning clarity the internal and external structure of Polistes gallicus - otherwise known as the common European paper wasp.               Until recently studying organisms this small involved microscopes and dissection.               But zoology Professor Javier Alba-Tercedor from the University of Granada has mastered a technique using microtomography, a non-invasive method where a rotating scanner takes x-ray photographs of an insect.               By combining hundreds of these photographs, a complete picture can be produced in unprecedented detail.               Alba-Tercedor uses a scanner from Belgian company Bruker microCT, formally Skyscan, which costs about a quarter of a million dollars.               Similar to medical CT scanners, these machines are designed for much, much smaller organisms.               The x-ray scan also gives a unique view of the insect from within - without the need for dissecting, and thus destroying, the specimen.               Professor Alba-Tercedor uploads his videos online, to help others answer some of the insectoid questions that have long bugged scientists."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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