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three-dimensional
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three-dimensional 
Pertaining to depth perception or the illusion of depth (e.g. a perspective drawing).
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The microscope visualizes surfaces three-dimensionally, with high resolution and in true color, and also allows precise measurement of 3D microstructures as well as roughness determination with high quality.
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Because Maotherium asiaticus is preserved three-dimensionally, paleontologists were able to reconstruct how the middle ear attached to the jaw.
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