Abstract
To figure out the posture and gait of large dinosaurs, researchers must examine the way their limbs articulate. But that's tough to do when a single meter-long shoulderblade can weigh as much as a bag of cement. Now, thanks to industrial scanning and rapid prototyping, researchers can create replicas that can fit in a briefcase.
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