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Dinosaur Systematics: Approaches and Perspectives
Several modern species of Australian tetrapods, not sibling species, are either
osteologically indistinguishable, distinguishable only by features that may be
overlooked as due to individual variation, or distinguishable only with large
samples.
Kenneth Carpenter, Philip J. Currie, 1992
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Style and Society in Dark Age Greece: The Changing Face of a ...
and gold diadems are found only in graves which are osteologically male or in
those burials whose assemblage of ... rings, iron pins with gold leaf and bronze
pins are found only in those graves which are osteologically or artefactually
female.
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Pastoralism in Africa: Past, Present and Future
osteologically. identified. bone. remains. from. domestic. animals. by. Introduction
Waves and Local Developments of Livestock only known in. The. Archaeology. of
. Pastoralism. in. the. West. African. Savannah. 155.
Michael Bollig, Michael Schnegg, Hans-Peter Wotzka, 2013
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Estonian Journal of Archaeology
Estonian Journal of Archaeology, 2006, 10, 1, 3-23 Raili Allmae GRAVE 2 OF
MAIDLA - THE BURIAL SITE OF A SINGLE FAMILY Stone grave 2 of Maidla is
the largest of the archaeologically and osteologically investigated cemeteries of ...
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Myth in History: Mythological Essays
The Japanese appear both physically (e. g., serologically, osteologically, and
dentitionally [Turner 1989: 73]) and culturally (e.g., in their sawah culture, early
architecture, and historical traits such as cosmetic blackening of the teeth,
tattooing ...
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The Body as Material Culture: A Theoretical Osteoarchaeology
... 121 cultural variability in, 124, 126 in interpretative archaeology, 1 24
osteologically determined, 121-4, 125 paradox of age categories, 126-7 age
ageing and, 59, 128 artefacts associated with bodies in age-related patterns, 118
, 124, 128, ...
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Medieval Archaeology - Crabtree
Osteologically, domestic chicken is very similar to the domestic guinea fowl (
Numida meleagris), which was first introduced into Europe from Africa during the
Roman period. Documentary references to guinea fowl exist for both medieval ...
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Japanese Mythology and the Primeval World: A Comparative ...
The Japanese appear both physically (e.g., serologically, osteologically, and
dentitionally [Turner 1989: 73]) and culture-historically (e.g., in their sawah fields,
early architecture, and historical traits such as cosmetic blackening of the teeth, ...
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Philosophy of Science and Race
and Jantz, and Marks is that the disagreement stems from two incompatible
premises: groups are osteologically distinct; groups are not oseologically distinct.
Assuming that the claimabout group distinctions is limited to nonessentialist ...
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Fossil Snakes of North America: Origin, Evolution, ...
It is possible then that extinct species may have gone undetected within some of
these osteologically cryptic groups. A difficult problem is that some
paleoherpetologists seem to assume that all Pleistocene snakes, with the
possible exception ...
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Necks question ... how did the biggest dinosaurs get so big?
This yields both a total range-of-motion (ROM) and something known as the osteologically neutral position (ONP), where the joint surfaces are ... «The Conversation, 10月 13»
Rich Heritage
... near Ten Sleep, Wyo., at the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains, and had been “articulated in their osteologically accurate positions,” as they say in the trade. «D Magazine, 10月 11»
Invasion of the Viking women unearthed
... the site, all three burials that could be sexed osteologically were thought to be female, including one with a sword and shield," says the study. «USA Today, 7月 11»
Allosaurus and Stegosaurus Skeletons to be Auctioned Off for Millions
... of original bone and are prepared professionally with minimal restoration with the bones articulated in their osteologically accurate positions. «JustLuxe.com, 5月 11»
Tut: Disease and DNA News
... by many to be Tut's father--is a little puzzling as the mummy's age at death estimated osteologically and dentally is too young. The individual ... «Archaeology, 2月 10»
