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Human BiologyVolume 87Issue 4 The Genetic Anthropologist's Contribution toUnderstanding Race and Racial Health DisparitiesArticle 122015Index to Volume 87Human Biology EditorsFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wayne.edu/humbiolRecommended CitationEditors, Human Biology (2015) "Index to Volume 87," Human Biology: Vol. 87: Iss. 4, Article 12.Available at: http://digitalcommons.wayne.edu/humbiol/vol87/iss4/12Index to Volume 87Keywords.This index is available in Human Biology: http://digitalcommons.wayne.edu/humbiol/vol87/iss4/12Index to Volume 87“AAAG First Annual Student Diversity Award,” 135Aché, 5–18African American cemetery, 109–121African Americans, 295–305agent-based modeling, 141–149, 151–168, 169–192, 205–223Alcantara, A., 5–18Alu polymorphisms, 295–305Amazonia, 5–18American Association of Anthropological Genetics, 85–89, 134, 135, 283–284ancestry, 338–351ancient DNA, 19–28, 71–84androstenone, 59–70anemia, 39–58anosmia, 59–70archaeology, 169–192Bader, A. C., 338–351Baker, J. D., Jr., 5–18Benn Torres, J., 306–312Bhutta, M. F., 92–108Bigham, A. W., 291–294biology, 306–312blood pressure, 295–305Bolnick, D. A., 361–372Boulter, A. C., 295–305Brissenden, J. E., 73–91Caramelli, D., 19–28“Case Study on Ancestry Estimation in an Alaskan Native Family: Identity and Safeguards against Reductionism,” 338–351Chalcolithic, 235–282cognition, 205–223“Combating Racial Health Disparities through Medical Education: The Need for Anthropological and Genetic Perspectives in Medical Training,” 361–372Costopoulos, A., 205–223Crema, E. R., 141–149, 151–168Cucuteni–Trypillia, 235–282Cui, Y., 71–84cultural diffusion, 141–149“A Cultural Diffusion Model for the Rise and Fall of Programming Languages,” 224–234cultural evolution, 141–149, 224–234“Cultural Incubators and Spread of Innovation,” 151–168cultural transmission, 141–149, 151–168, 193–204, 205–223culture, 306–312dairying, 39–58demic diffusion, 141–149demographic turnaround, 5–18diffusion, 141–149, 224–234discrimination, 295–305“Does Environmental Knowledge Inhibit Hominin Dispersal?,” 205–223Dolukhanov, P., 235–282Eaaswarkhanth, M., 373Edge, M. D., 313–337embodiment, 306–312European agricultural revolution, 39–58evolution, 92–108, 352–360“Evolution and Otitis Media: A Review, and a Model to Explain High Prevalence in Indigenous Populations,” 92–108“The Evolution of Tanning Needs Its Day in the Sun,” 352–360evolutionary medicine, 361–372Evsanaa, B., 73–91facultative pigmentation, 352–360Fort, J., 141–149Friedlaender, F., 73–91frontier, 122–131Galabov, A., 19–28“A General Model of the Relationship between the Apportionment of Human Genetic Diversity and the Apportionment of Human Phenotypic Diversity,” 313–337“Genetic Admixture and Flavor Preferences: Androstenone Sensitivity in Malagasy Populations,” 59–70“The Genetic Anthropologist’s Contribution to Understanding Race and Racial Health Index to Volume 87 ■ 379Disparities,” 291–294genetic differentiation, 313–337genetic testing, 338–351genetics, 109–121Gokcumen, O., 373Gravlee, C. C., 295–305haplogroup, 19–28haplotype, 19–28, 73–91Harkins, K., 283–284health disparities, 313–337, 361–372HEAT Steering Committee, 295–305Heath, K. M., 39–58hemochromatosis, 39–58“Hemochromatosis: Niche Construction and the Genetic Domino Effect in the European Neolithic,” 39–58Henderson, K., 235–282Hill, K., 5–18hominin dispersal, 205–223human dispersal, 169–192human-environmental interaction, 205–223human genetic variation, 361–372Hunsinger, E., 5–18Hurtado, A. M., 5–18“Identification of Whole Mitochondrial Genomes from Venezuela and Implications on Regional Phylogenies in South America,” 29–38identity, 338–351indigenous, 5–18, 92–108“Inference of Cultural Transmission Modes Based on Incomplete Information,” 193–204; erratum, 376“Influence of Changes in Political Barriers and of Geographic Distance on Kinship Inferred from Surnames and Migration Data in Olivenza, Spain, and Surrounding Portuguese Areas,” 122–131“Interaction of Alu Polymorphisms and Novel Measures of Discrimination in Association with Blood Pressure in African Americans Living in Tallahassee, Florida,” 295–305isonymy surnames, 122–131Justice, A., 283–284Kandler, A., 193–204Karachanak-Yankova, S., 19–28Kemp, B. M., 109–121Kennewick Man, 132–133Kidd, J. R., 73–91Kidd, K. K., 73–91kinship, 71–84lactase persistence, 39–58Lake, M. W., 151–168Lari, M., 19–28Lee, E. J., 29–38Letellier, T., 59–70Lewis, C. M., Jr., 109–121Li, C., 71–84Li, H., 71–84Li, Z., 71–84“Low Mitochondrial DNA Diversity in an Ancient Population from China: Insight into Social Organization at the Fujia Site,” 71–84Luan, F., 71–84Madagascar, 59–70Madella, M., 141–149Malhi, R. S., 71–84, 338–351matrilineal, 71–84Matternes, H., 109–121McCullough, J. M., 39–58“Media Response: Genome of the Ancient One (a.k.a. Kennewick Man),” 132–133medical school curriculum, 361–372Merriwether, D. A., 29–38“Microdemographic Determinants of Population Recovery among the Northern Aché,” 5–18“Minutes from the 2015 Annual Business Meeting of the American Association of Anthropological Genetics (AAAG),” 85–89Miró-Herrans, A. T., 295–305“Mitochondrial DNA Suggests a Western Eurasian Origin for Ancient (Proto-)Bulgarians,” 19–28mitochondrial DNA, 19–28, 71–84mitochondrial haplotypes, 109–121“Modeling Demic and Cultural Diffusion: An Introduction,” 141–149Mongolian, 73–91“Mongolians in the Genetic Landscape of Central Asia: Exploring the Genetic Relations among Mongolians and Other World Populations,” 73–91Monnereau, A., 59–70Mulligan, C. J., 295–305multilingualism, 224–234380 ■ Index to Volume 87Native American, 73–91, 132–133, 338–351Neal, L., 109–121Neolithic, 235–282Nesheva, D. V., 19–28Non, A., 291–294Obregon-Tito, A., 109–121Olivenza, 122–131“Origins of an Unmarked Georgia Cemetery Using Ancient DNA Analysis,” 109–121OR7D4, 59–70otitis media, 92–108Ozga, A. T., 109–121Pakstis, A. J., 73–91paleoeconomy, 235–282Pashkevich, G., 235–282Pavlidis, P., 373payoff uncertainty, 151–168payoff-biased transmission, 151–168Pearson, L. N., 295–305Pierron, D., 59–70pigmentation, 352–360“Population Genetic Structure of Traditional Populations in the Peruvian Central Andes and Implications for South American Prehistory” (erratum), 375population genetics, 29–38, 313–337population recovery, 5–18“Productivity of Premodern Agriculture in the Cucuteni–Trypillia Area,” 235–282programming languages, 224–234proto-Bulgarians, 19–28quantitative genetics, 313–337Quillen, E. E., 352–360Quinlan, J., 295–305race, 361–372racial experience, 306–312“Racial Experience as an Alternative Operationalization of Race,” 306–312racial health disparities, 295–305Radimilahy, C., 59–70Raff, J., 132–133Rakotoarisoa, J.-A., 59–70Razafindrazaka, D., 59–70Razafindrazaka, H., 59–70reaction-dispersal models, 141–149Román-Busto, J., 122–131Romanowska, I., 169–192Roscoe, J. M., 73–91Rosenberg, N. A., 313–337sampling scheme, 193–204Sarson, G., 235–282Schiavinato, S., 59–70Shiel, R., 235–282Shukurov, A., 235–282simulation, 169–192“SMBE Satellite Meeting: Genetics of Admixed Populations,” 134Smith, A. M., 39–58SNP, 73–91“So You Think You Can Model? A Guide to Building and Evaluating Archaeological Simulation Models of Dispersals,” 169–192software, 224–234Solé, R. V., 224–234South America, 29–38Sprague, W., 5–18spread of innovation, 151–168statistical inference, 193–204tanning, 352–360Tito, R. Y., 109–121Todd, N. L., 295–305Togtokh, A., 73–91Tonasso, L., 59–70Toncheva, D., 19–28Torres Colón, G. A., 306–312Tsaatan, 73–91“2014 Gabriel W. Lasker Award,” 373Valverde, S., 224–234Videiko, M., 235–282whole mitochondrial genome, 29–38Wilder, B., 193–204“Winners of the 2015 AAAG Outstanding Postdoc Presentation in Anthropological Genetics Awards,” 283–284Wren, C. D., 205–223Y chromosome, 71–84Yekuana, 29–38Yordanov, Y., 19–28Yu Dong, 71–84Zhou, H., 71–84

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