74 research outputs found
Human cranial variability: A methodological comment
No Abstract.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/37663/1/1330900312_ftp.pd
International Intensive programmes as a strategy for developing key attributes for health professionals
Trabalho apresentado na COHEHRE Conference 2015, 22-24 abril 2015, Budapeste, Hungri
Craniodental Affinities of Southeast Asia\u27s Negritos and the Concordance with Their Genetic Affinities
Genetic research into Southeast Asia\u27s negritos has revealed their deep-rooted ancestry, with time depth comparable to that of Southwest Pacific populations. This finding is often interpreted as evidence that negritos, in contrast to other Southeast Asians, can trace much of their ancestry directly back to the early dispersal of Homo sapiens in the order of 70 kya from Africa to Pleistocene New Guinea and Australia. One view on negritos is to lump them and Southwest Pacific peoples into an Australoid race whose geographic distribution had included Southeast Asia prior to the Neolithic incursion of Mongoloid farmers. Studies into Semang osteology have revealed some hints of Southwest Pacific affinities in cranial shape, dental morphology, and dental metrical shape. On the other hand, the Andamanese have been shown to resemble Africans in their craniometrics and South Asians in their dental morphology, while Philippine negritos resemble Mongoloid Southeast Asians in these respects and also in their dental metrics. This study expands the scope of negrito cranial comparisons by including Melayu Malays and additional coverage of South Asians. It highlights the distinction between the Mongoloid-like Philippine negritos and the Andamanese and Semang (and Senoi of Malaya) with their non-Mongoloid associations. It proposes that the early/mid-Holocene dispersal of the B4a1a mitochondrial DNA clade across Borneo, the Philippines, and Taiwan may be important for understanding the distinction between Philippine and other negritos
De jaarrekening van de onderneming. Een viertalige terminologische benaoering. Les comptes annuels des entreprises. Une approache terminologique en quatre langues,.
(Studies en Documenten van het Belgisch Centrum voor NormiAkClisatie van de Accoun? tancy en het Revi soraat. Nr. 2)A.13/54
Tracking down disease--Dr. Hilde Uytterschaut and her studies of skeletons. Interview by Toine de Graaf
De fauna van de Gallo-Romeinse vindplaats te Pommeroeul (provincie Henegouwen): wildfauna, gevogelte, hond en paard
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