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Sabrina Fossette is a leading researcher in marine biology and computational morphology, whose work bridges the gap between organismal form and ecological function. Her key research areas include sea turtle ecology, biomechanics, and the development of innovative 3D visualization techniques for studying animal movement and morphology. Fossette’s major contributions center on advancing methods to recreate and analyze biological forms in three dimensions, enabling unprecedented insights into how animals interact with their environments. Her highly cited 2022 paper on 3D visualization processes for recreating and studying organismal form (29 citations) has become a foundational resource for researchers seeking to model and animate organisms for biomechanical and fluid dynamic analyses. This work has significantly impacted fields ranging from evolutionary biology to functional morphology. Beyond this, Fossette is recognized for her extensive field studies on sea turtle migration and behavior, contributing vital data on the movements of these endangered species. Her interdisciplinary approach—combining cutting-edge computational tools with traditional ecological observation—has made her a pivotal figure in modern organismal biology, inspiring students and researchers to explore the hidden dynamics of life in motion.