10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRANIOMETRICALLY»
Discover the use of
craniometrically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
craniometrically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sangiran: Man, Culture, and Environment in Pleistocene Times ...
The null hypothesis here is that the sample of ancient crania represents a
population which is craniometrically indistinct from recent Australian Aboriginals.
The expectation would be that approximately 2.5% of measurements fall below
the ...
Truman Simanjuntak, Bagyo Prasetyo, Retno Handini, 2001
Possible Other Raphicerus Species A fourth, unnamed, species, from W and C
Zambia, included in table 38, is easily separable craniometrically from all other
grysbok, although the sample sizes are small. Skull length is somewhat greater ...
Colin Groves, Peter Grubb, 2011
3
Bulletin de L'Institut Royal Des Sciences Naturelles de ...
... populations occurring at different altitudes are craniometrically different. For
example, graph 7 demonstrates that OTU 14 (Mt Ruwenzori - Bujuku) can be
easily differentiated on craniometrical measurements from the Kenyan
Lophuromys, ...
4
Röntgenostatics: A Practical Evaluation of the ...
1f point A lies in the height of the rotation -point 0, it does not change its position
bythe rectification of 1 . In this relation the actual point A is craniometrically
reliable, formingthrough the -V^4 the true F4. of 82°. The 4 with its average axis-
angle ...
Artur Martin Schwarz, 1960
5
Ban Chiang, a Prehistoric Village Site in Northeast ...
Nakbunlung's results showed that modern Thai were more closely related to
archaeological series from Thailand than the modern Chinese were to
archaeological Chinese samples. The prehistoric crania from Thailand were
craniometrically ...
Measured craniometrically as opposed to cephalometrically as I have done. 3.
See ResearchNote 1, Chapter30,forposterior skull externalandglabella external
measurements. 4. See Research Note 2, Chapter 30. 5. Stringer andGamble, In ...
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Biological Anthropology of the Human Skeleton
Although acceptance of the monogeneticists' theory that all humans trace their
ancestry to a single origin gradually increased, especially after the publication of
Darwin's theory of natural selection, a typological, craniometrically oriented ...
M. Anne Katzenberg, Shelley R. Saunders, 2011
8
Effects of Koniag Artificial Cranial Deformation on Eskimo ...
Scott (1992) believes that even if cranial deformation were factored out, the
Koniag would still be unique craniometrically and in other traits as well. “While
they are I technically a Yupik population, they are more closely related to the
Aleuts ...
9
History of Physical Anthropology
Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development 20:1-91, 1956;
The growth of the head and face studied craniometrically and cephalo- metrically,
in normal and cleft palate children. In: S. Pruzansky (ed) Congenital anomalies of
...
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What It Means to Be 98% Chimpanzee: Apes, People, and Their ...
Certainly, the apparent malleability in brain size over the past century, with
Asians craniometrically leapfrogging over Europeans, directly implies that (1)
Africans could leapfrog over both; and (2) these physical measurements are too
crude to ...
