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Annals of the Carnegie Museum, 1901
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Comparative cranial osteology ofBlanus(Squamata: Amphisbaenia)
Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 20181Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università di Torino, Via Valperga Caluso 35, 10125 Torino, Italy 2Museum für Naturkunde, Leibniz Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity Science, 10115 Berlin, Germany 3Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel ...
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On the Osteology of the Tubinares
The American Naturalist, 1907Few of the groups of Birds have a more interesting literature than this Suborder. As early as 1827 MI. L'Herminier placed the Tubinares together in a family of birds (28th) and classified them upon the characters of their sterna, assigning them to three sections; (1) the smaller Petrels in which the xiphoidal end of the sternum was entire or nearly so;
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On the Osteology of the Woodpeckers
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Nature, 1926
IN no domain of zoological science have the con tributions of American naturalists been more splendid than in that of vertebrate palaeontology, and in the list of pioneer workers in this domain an honoured place will always be accorded to Samuel Wendell Williston, who, born and nurtured in obscurity, had by the time of his death in 1918 won his way to ...
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IN no domain of zoological science have the con tributions of American naturalists been more splendid than in that of vertebrate palaeontology, and in the list of pioneer workers in this domain an honoured place will always be accorded to Samuel Wendell Williston, who, born and nurtured in obscurity, had by the time of his death in 1918 won his way to ...
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Open Osteology: Medical Imaging Databases as Skeletal Collections
, 2021Terrie Simmons-Ehrhardt
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Der Orthopäde, 2001
As is the case for many other subspecialties of medical science, osteology has developed in tandem with technological progress over the last 100 years. The discover of X-rays made visualization of the skeletal system possible. Progress in surgery and hygiene permitted examination and treatment of bones in vivo.
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As is the case for many other subspecialties of medical science, osteology has developed in tandem with technological progress over the last 100 years. The discover of X-rays made visualization of the skeletal system possible. Progress in surgery and hygiene permitted examination and treatment of bones in vivo.
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2013
To adopt an effective demographic approach, anthropologists attempt to determine the age at death and the sex of skeletons, while archaeologists date settlements on the basis of stratigraphic and typological observation. This chapter examines various methods for estimating sex and age at death which all assume that the indicators remain constant over ...
Isabelle Séguy, Luc Buchet
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To adopt an effective demographic approach, anthropologists attempt to determine the age at death and the sex of skeletons, while archaeologists date settlements on the basis of stratigraphic and typological observation. This chapter examines various methods for estimating sex and age at death which all assume that the indicators remain constant over ...
Isabelle Séguy, Luc Buchet
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Osteology Reference Collections
Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, 2020D. Ubelaker
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