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Epistemic niche construction and non-epistemic values: the case of 19th century craniology

European Journal for Philosophy of Science
De Benedetto M, Luchetti M. Epistemic niche construction and non-epistemic values: the case of 19th century craniology. European Journal for Philosophy of Science .
Matteo De Benedetto, Michele Luchetti
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Comparative craniology of the Ceratopsia

American Journal of Science, 1993
P. Dodson
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Section VI. Craniology.

, 2009
J. G. Spurzheim
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ON THE CRANIOLOGY OF OCEANIA. CRANIA FROM NEW BRITAIN

Biometrika, 1936
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The Prehistoric Craniology of Britain

Antiquity, 1938
The racial prehistory of Great Britain, while incomplete, has been brought to a provocative stage in its reconstruction. What follows is an attempt to set forth the framework of present knowledge, with its major lacunae, for the particular scrutiny of the archaeologists, on whom the anthropologists must largely rely for the testing of its stresses and ...
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The craniology and relationships of four species of Bos II. Basic craniology: Bos taurus L. Proportions and angles

Journal of Archaeological Science, 1975
Abstract This paper is the second of a series on the craniology of four species of Bos . It is a further study of the skulls of British domestic cattle which are used in an attempt to establish a basic craniology for the genus. Part 1 ( Grigson, 1974 ) dealt with nomenclature, material, history, age assessment and absolute size.
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craniological, adj.

2023
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craniology, n.

2023
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Craniological Notes

Biometrika, 1903
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The Craniology of Ireland.

The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 1936
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