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Stock Footage: 3D animation of human pelvic bones anatomy in colorful X-ray style, showing coxals, sacrum, coccyx, lumbar vertebrae, and femurs with vibrant detail.

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This Stock Footage, whose title is "3D animation of human pelvic bones anatomy in..."[123040748], includes tags of 3D, animation, anatomy. The author of this item is Dr_Microbe (No.2399871). Sizes from WEB (S) to 4K are available and the price starts from US$15.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

  • Length : 00:00:16
  • Audio : None
  • Aspect ratio : 16:9
  • Format : mov+mp4
  • Frame rate : 25.00
  • Codec : ProRes
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Stock Footage: 3D animation of human pelvic bones anatomy in colorful X-ray style, showing coxals, sacrum, coccyx, lumbar vertebrae, and femurs with vibrant detail. tags

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