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Multidecadal decoupling between coral calcifying fluid and seawater saturation states. [PDF]
Sci AdvHankins JC, DeCarlo TM.
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Science, 1965
The oldest series of human skeletons in the New World shows a high incidence of traumatic lesions during the early nomadic hunting and gathering phase, dental patterns which reflect the transition to an agricultural economy, some evidences of microevolution occurring in a local population, and one probable example of pre-Columbian syphilis.
J. Anderson
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The oldest series of human skeletons in the New World shows a high incidence of traumatic lesions during the early nomadic hunting and gathering phase, dental patterns which reflect the transition to an agricultural economy, some evidences of microevolution occurring in a local population, and one probable example of pre-Columbian syphilis.
J. Anderson
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Sexing immature human skeletons
Journal of Human Evolution, 1983Sexing non-adults is a major gap in the methods of palaeodemography; the only methodological basis for filling it is the discriminant analytical assessment of tooth size. A run with a specific Egyptian population revealed an accuracy of 97% in four and 90–95% in another twelve of the sixty-six discriminant functions.
F. Rösing
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The human skeletons of herculaneum
International Journal of Anthropology, 1991Skeletons of 139 Herculaneans trapped by the vulcanic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in A.D. 79 were studied by observation, measurement and chemical analysis. A cross section of the population suggests that reproduction may not have been sufficient to maintain population numbers, a hypothesis corroborated by parity statistics as well as contemporaty ...
C. Bisel
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