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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"cranial variation"”.
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Prehistoric cranial variation in Papua New Guinea
… thesis is an investigation of recent prehistoric cranial variation in Papua New Guinea. It presents for the first time metric, non-metric and anatomical data recorded on crania from the Central Highlands and Highlands Fringe regions, as well as data for a number of regions from the North and South …
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Prehistoric cranial variation in Papua New Guinea
… thesis is an investigation of recent prehistoric cranial variation in Papua New Guinea. It presents for the first time metric, non-metric and anatomical data recorded on crania from the Central Highlands and Highlands Fringe regions, as well as data for a number of regions from the North and South …
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Population variation within the Iron Age of southern Africa: an assessment using dental anthropological and cranio-mandibular metric techniques
… an analysis of metric and nonmetric dental and cranial variation to better understand biological relationships among these samples. Specimens from the LIA, EIA and Eastern Botswana are compared with each other, and to specimens from Iron Age Zambian sites, modern Bantu-speakers and a historic …
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Population Structure and Demographic History of Human Arctic Populations Using Quantitative Cranial Traits
… and differentiation. This research utilizes cranial morphological variation from 27 discrete Arctic populations spread across the North American Arctic to examine the role that culture and migration may have played in defining biological relationships and population structure among modern …
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A morphometric study of cranial shape in the Hominoidea
… description to the problem of defining hominoid cranial form. The aim has been to produce an objective assessment of the relative merits of the methods from both a practical and theoretical perspective. The thesis is presented in three parts. In the first, several approaches which offer potential …
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Using Fluctuating Asymmetry to Understand the Biological Implications of Social Race
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