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Hominin biomechanics, virtual anatomy and inner structural morphology: From head to toe. A tribute to Laurent Puymerail
Roberto MACCHIARELLI & Clément ZANOLLI
493-498, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (57)
A frontal lobe surface analysis in three archaic African human fossils: OH 9, Buia, and Bodo
Amélie BEAUDET & Emiliano BRUNER
499-507, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (58)
Echoes from the past: New insights into the early hominin cochlea from a phylo-morphometric approach
José BRAGA et al.
508-520, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (59)
Inner structural organization of the distal humerus in Paranthropus and Homo
Marine CAZENAVE et al.
521-532, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (60)
Does trabecular bone structure within the metacarpal heads of primates vary with hand posture?
Habiba CHIRCHIR et al.
533-544, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (61)
Assessing cranial plasticity in humans: The impact of artificial deformation on masticatory and basicranial structures
Marion COTTIN et al.
545-556, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (62)
How the microstructure of dentine can contribute to reconstructing developing dentitions and the lives of hominoids and hominins
Was Australopithecus afarensis able to make the Lomekwian stone tools? Towards a realistic biomechanical simulation of hand force capability in fossil hominins and new insights on the role of the fifth digit
Mathieu DOMALAIN et al.
572-584, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (64)
Adaptation to bipedal gait and fifth metatarsal structural properties in Australopithecus , Paranthropus , and Homo
Mark R. DOWDESWELL et al.
585-599, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (65)
Finite element analysis of the cranium: Validity, sensitivity and future directions
Ricardo Miguel GODINHO et al.
600-612, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (66)
Functional morphology, biomechanics and the retrodiction of early hominin diets
Frederick E. GRINE & David J. DAEGLING
613-631, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (67)
Microevolution of outer and inner structures of upper molars in Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene humans
Mona LE LUYER & Priscilla BAYLE
632-644, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (68)
Morphological correlates of the first metacarpal proximal articular surface with manipulative capabilities in apes, humans and South African early hominins
Damiano MARCHI et al.
645-654, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (69)
A morphometric mapping analysis of lower fourth deciduous premolar in hominoids: Implications for phylogenetic relationship between Nakalipithecus and Ouranopithecus
Wataru MORITA et al.
655-669, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (70)
The principles and practice of human evolution research: Are we asking questions that can be answered?
Patterns of humeral asymmetry among Late Pleistocene humans
Vitale S. SPARACELLO et al.
680-689, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (72)
Cortical bone mapping: An application to hand and foot bones in hominoids
Zewdi J. TSEGAI et al.
690-701, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (73)
Is the deciduous/permanent molar enamel thickness ratio a taxon-specific indicator in extant and extinct hominids?
Clément ZANOLLI et al.
702-714, Publié le 30 septembre 2017, art. 16 (74)
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