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Anthropologischer Anzeiger, 1993
The authors report on the results of a study on the dental agenesis frequency in a sample of 420 individuals (152 males, 268 females), aged between 8 and 20 years, from Sardinia (Italy). 18.33% of the examined individuals (22 males, 55 females) show congenital absence and/or morphometric reduction of at least one tooth.
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The authors report on the results of a study on the dental agenesis frequency in a sample of 420 individuals (152 males, 268 females), aged between 8 and 20 years, from Sardinia (Italy). 18.33% of the examined individuals (22 males, 55 females) show congenital absence and/or morphometric reduction of at least one tooth.
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PATTERNS OF SARDINIAN MIGRATION
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 1980In the first part of this paper, the authors trace "the history of Sardinian migration from the late nineteenth century to the present time. In the second part an attempt is made to test some of the hypothesized causes of migration. Census variables related to these causes and to the spatial pattern of migration are identified and analysed by the ...
R, King, A, Strachan
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Variations of Somatotype in elderly Sardinians
American Journal of Human Biology, 2005Somatotyping is an effective technique for the study of anthropometric variations and body composition in elderly subjects, even though it has not often been used in this field. The present study was conducted on a sample of 280 healthy Sardinians (134 men and 146 women) of age 60-89 years, subdivided into three age classes (60-69 years; 70-79 years ...
BUFFA, ROBERTO +4 more
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A Sardinian Map for Multiple Sclerosis
Future Microbiology, 2013Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex autoimmune disease of the CNS. At present, MS etiology remains unknown, but it is believed to be caused by environmental factors acting on a genetic predisposition. Several studies suggest that different microorganisms could play a role in triggering autoimmunity, through immunological cross-reactivity or molecular ...
COSSU, Davide +2 more
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Alpha thalassaemia in Sardinian newborns
British Journal of Haematology, 1984SUMMARYIn this study we describe the correlation between the haematological parameters (red cell indices and Hb Bart's levels) and the α‐globin genotype in Sardinian newborns. Increased Hb Bart's levels at birth always indicates α‐thalassaemia, either of the deletion or non‐deletion variety.
R, Galanello +4 more
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Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 1964
No Sardinian domestic site has yet produced Beaker remains, but complete or fragmentary vessels have been found in eleven funerary deposits (fig. 1). Of these, San Bartolomeo in the extreme south of the island is a burial cave, and Nuraxinieddu is a trench grave.
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No Sardinian domestic site has yet produced Beaker remains, but complete or fragmentary vessels have been found in eleven funerary deposits (fig. 1). Of these, San Bartolomeo in the extreme south of the island is a burial cave, and Nuraxinieddu is a trench grave.
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2018
This chapter presents a detailed study of the word order of Old Sardinian. The Sardinian data are of particular interest as the language has been claimed to have a form of verb-initial grammar in the small existing literature on the topic. Old Sardinian is shown to have the V-to-C movement characteristic of other Medieval Romance varieties but to lack ...
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This chapter presents a detailed study of the word order of Old Sardinian. The Sardinian data are of particular interest as the language has been claimed to have a form of verb-initial grammar in the small existing literature on the topic. Old Sardinian is shown to have the V-to-C movement characteristic of other Medieval Romance varieties but to lack ...
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Journal of the International Phonetic Association, 2019
Sardinian is a Romance language spoken almost exclusively on the island of Sardinia, an autonomous region of Italy. Sardinian and Italian are not mutually intelligible; there is considerable structural distance between the two linguistic systems, at all linguistic levels (Loporcaro 2009: 162–171).
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Sardinian is a Romance language spoken almost exclusively on the island of Sardinia, an autonomous region of Italy. Sardinian and Italian are not mutually intelligible; there is considerable structural distance between the two linguistic systems, at all linguistic levels (Loporcaro 2009: 162–171).
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The Subcommander and the Sardinian
Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos, 2013Numerous scholars have adopted a Gramscian framework when analyzing the Zapatistas and Subcommander Marcos. Some, however, have gone beyond the evidence, claiming that Marcos was influenced by Gramsci. Inspection of the Subcommander’s discourse provides no proof that he has been directly influenced by the Sardinian; instead, indigenous thought and ...
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