Roy R Peterson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5204553 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Roy R Peterson |
| NOMBRES | Roy R |
| APELLIDO | Peterson |
| FIRMA | PETERSON R R |
| AFILIACIONES | Washington University in St. Louis |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1956 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Mildred Trotter, Ph.D. (Feb. 2, 1899–Aug. 23, 1991)
Weight of the skeleton during postnatal development
The weight of all bones and the length of humeri, radii, femora and tibiae have been determined in a series of 150 dry, fat‐free skeletons from American Whites and Negroes of both sexes, ranging in age from 23 days to 22 years. Six skeletons were eliminated from the series because of evidence of previous illness. A comparison of the lengths of femur plus tibia of this series with the mean statures of a large series of living children at given age…
The secular trend in the diameter of the femur of American Whites and Negroes
The transverse diameter of the adult femur at the level of its mid‐bicondylar length is related to length, age and year of birth in American White and Negro skeletons of both sexes of the Terry Collection. The coefficients of correlation between age at death and birth year are significant in all four sex‐race groups, as are also the regression coefficients of transverse diameter on length and on age. The regression of length on age is negative an…
Numerical variation of the presacral vertebral column in three population groups in North America
A total of 1,239 skeletons from among Mongoloid, Caucasoid and Negroid population groups in North America was examined for variations in the number of presacral vertebrae. The overall incidence of variation was 11%; 6% with 23 and 5% with 25 presacral vertebrae. Differences in total variation among the three groups were not significant, but differences in the incidence of 23 and 25 presacral vertebrae among the groups were highly significant. Num…
Density of cervical vertebrae and comparison with densities of other bones
The density of selected bones of the human skeleton
Estimation of skeleton weight in the living
Estimation of skeleton weight in the living
Numerical variation of the presacral vertebral column in three population groups in North America
A total of 1,239 skeletons from among Mongoloid, Caucasoid and Negroid population groups in North America was examined for variations in the number of presacral vertebrae. The overall incidence of variation was 11%; 6% with 23 and 5% with 25 presacral vertebrae. Differences in total variation among the three groups were not significant, but differences in the incidence of 23 and 25 presacral vertebrae among the groups were highly significant. Num…
The density of selected bones of the human skeleton
The secular trend in the diameter of the femur of American Whites and Negroes
The transverse diameter of the adult femur at the level of its mid‐bicondylar length is related to length, age and year of birth in American White and Negro skeletons of both sexes of the Terry Collection. The coefficients of correlation between age at death and birth year are significant in all four sex‐race groups, as are also the regression coefficients of transverse diameter on length and on age. The regression of length on age is negative an…
Density of cervical vertebrae and comparison with densities of other bones
Weight of the skeleton during postnatal development
The weight of all bones and the length of humeri, radii, femora and tibiae have been determined in a series of 150 dry, fat‐free skeletons from American Whites and Negroes of both sexes, ranging in age from 23 days to 22 years. Six skeletons were eliminated from the series because of evidence of previous illness. A comparison of the lengths of femur plus tibia of this series with the mean statures of a large series of living children at given age…
Estimation of skeleton weight in the living
The density of selected bones of the human skeleton
Density of cervical vertebrae and comparison with densities of other bones
Numerical variation of the presacral vertebral column in three population groups in North America
A total of 1,239 skeletons from among Mongoloid, Caucasoid and Negroid population groups in North America was examined for variations in the number of presacral vertebrae. The overall incidence of variation was 11%; 6% with 23 and 5% with 25 presacral vertebrae. Differences in total variation among the three groups were not significant, but differences in the incidence of 23 and 25 presacral vertebrae among the groups were highly significant. Num…
The secular trend in the diameter of the femur of American Whites and Negroes
The transverse diameter of the adult femur at the level of its mid‐bicondylar length is related to length, age and year of birth in American White and Negro skeletons of both sexes of the Terry Collection. The coefficients of correlation between age at death and birth year are significant in all four sex‐race groups, as are also the regression coefficients of transverse diameter on length and on age. The regression of length on age is negative an…
Weight of the skeleton during postnatal development
The weight of all bones and the length of humeri, radii, femora and tibiae have been determined in a series of 150 dry, fat‐free skeletons from American Whites and Negroes of both sexes, ranging in age from 23 days to 22 years. Six skeletons were eliminated from the series because of evidence of previous illness. A comparison of the lengths of femur plus tibia of this series with the mean statures of a large series of living children at given age…
Mildred Trotter, Ph.D. (Feb. 2, 1899–Aug. 23, 1991)
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