  We have carried out computer simulations of overcompressed suspensions of
hard monodisperse ellipsoids and observed their crystallization dynamics. The
system was compressed very rapidly in order to reach the regime of slow,
glass-like dynamics. We find that, although particle dynamics become
sub-diffusive and the intermediate scattering function clearly develops a
shoulder, crystallization proceeds via the usual scenario: nucleation and
growth for small supersaturations, spinodal decomposition for large
supersaturations.
  In particular, we compared the mobility of the particles in the regions where
crystallization set in with the mobility in the rest of the system. We did not
find any signature in the dynamics of the melt that pointed towards the
imminent crystallization events.
