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Forearm muscles in the black lion tamarin (<i>Leontopithecus chrysopygus</i>). [PDF]
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Cranio-cervical abnormalities in moderate-to-severe osteogenesis imperfecta - Genotypic and phenotypic determinants. [PDF]
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion in a polarized world: Navigating challenges and opportunities in STEMM. [PDF]
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Settler Midwifery: A Colonial Tool in Canada's Reproductive Healthcare System. [PDF]
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Interobserver and intraobserver reliability of skull base angles measured on magnetic resonance images. [PDF]
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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1977
AbstractA method is described whereby three‐dimensional co‐ordinates of points on a cranium can be recorded in terms of azimuth, elevation and radial distance from a selected point. These co‐ordinates can be used to create two‐dimensional representations of single crania, the differences between many crania or growth stages of individuals or series of ...
O J, Oyen, A, Walker
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AbstractA method is described whereby three‐dimensional co‐ordinates of points on a cranium can be recorded in terms of azimuth, elevation and radial distance from a selected point. These co‐ordinates can be used to create two‐dimensional representations of single crania, the differences between many crania or growth stages of individuals or series of ...
O J, Oyen, A, Walker
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From craniometry to paleogenetics
2021French physical anthropology has persiste’d, longer than other countries, in measuring skulls and defining “races.” This tradition, developed in the 19th c. by the Société d’anthropologie de Paris and Paul Broca, continued until the 1980s with the work of Henri Victor Vallois and his school.
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Intra- and interobserver error in craniometry: A cautionary tale
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1982AbstractThis study investigates intra‐ and interobserver measurement error in craniometry. Data consists of 72 craniometric measurements taken on a series of 28 Sadlermuit Eskimo crania. Utermohle measured the series twice; Zegura measured it once.
C J, Utermohle, S L, Zegura
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