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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Point Hope"”.

  1. Population Structure and Demographic History of Human Arctic Populations Using Quantitative Cranial Traits

    … emerges from two primary sources, the Ipiutak at Point Hope and the Birnirk at Point Barrow. Overlapping in time, these two occupations along the north coast of Alaska appear to be fundamentally important in their contribution to the formation of variation patterns across the Arctic at the time of …

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  2. An Ecogeographic Study of Body Proportion Development in the Sadlermiut Inuit of Southampton Island, Nunavut

    … samples are derived from Northwest Hudson Bay, Point Hope (Alaska), and Greenland, and are comprised of 106 juveniles and 151 adults (76 F, 75 M). Growth status in four long bones is assessed by comparing the samples' tempo of growth to normative values from a modern North American sample. Body …

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  3. Bioexploration of wild Alaskan berries: From field screening to functional food

    … distinct Alaskan villages: Akutan, Seldovia, and Point Hope. Berries were subsequently evaluated via HPLC and LC-MS2, yielding significant species and location-based variation in anthocyanins (0.9-438.6 mg eq /100g fw) and proanthocyanins (73.7-625.2 mg eq /100g fw). A-type proanthocyanidin dimers …

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  4. Sexual Dimorphism in Permanent Human Dentition

    … using 3D modeling from individuals in the Point Hope population. This population has been known to use their teeth as tools in several ways. We understand the microstructure of the dentition within the sample population may be impacted by some wear and use of dentition within this …

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