Goro Shima
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 8805259 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Goro Shima |
| NOMBRES | Goro |
| APELLIDO | Shima |
| FIRMA | SHIMA G |
| AFILIACIONES | Anatomisches Institut der Städtischen Universität Osaka |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1953 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Beitrag zum Studium der Finger Konvexmuster der Japaner
[in Japanese]
Häufigkeit der Konvexmuster der Zehen einiger Rassen
Die Haufigkeit der Konvexmuster der Zehen zeigt zwischen den Rassen ungefahr ahnlichen Unterschied mit deHaufigkeit der Wirbelmuster der Zehen
Das Hautleistensystem der FuBsohlen von Westpolynesiern (Tonga- and Samoa-Insulanern)
Die Ergebnisse des Hautleistensystems der FuBsohlen von Westpolynesiern sind wie in den Tabellen zusammengestellt. Unter den Mikronesiern findet man solche, die nicht nur bei dem Fingerbeerenmuster and Hautleistensystem der Handlache, sondern auch bei dem Hautleistensystem der FuBsohlen den Westpolynesiern ahnlich sind. Amerikanische Indianer sind wie Polynesier stark in der Longitudinalitat des Hautleistensystems der Handflache, doch sie sind vo…
Konvexhautleistensystem und Konvexmuster
1) Oft kommen die Finger- und Zehenbeerenmuster vor, die an einer Seite oder an beiden Seiten des Bogenmusters Triradien haben. Diese Musterform aus Konvexhautleistensystem, die bogenförmig, dock nicht kreisförmig ist, ist eigenartig (Fig. I. 1, 4; Abb. 1, 2). Dieses eigenartige Muster verbindt sich auch mit Schleifen- und Wirbelmuster. Alle Formen, die jetzt hier erwahnt wurden, heiβt Konvexmuster (Fig. I; Abb. 1-15). 2) Zehenkonvexmuster hat se…
Untersuchungen über das Hautleistensystem auf Handflächen der Polynesier und der gemischten Polynesier
[in Japanese]
Uber das Hautleistensystem der Finger und Zehenbeeren der Amis und Atayals in Formosa
1) Prozentuale Haufigkeiten der Mustertypen der Finger und Zehenbeeren der Nord-Amis(_??_230, _??_221, im Ganzen 451 Personen) and Atayals in Hua-Lien (_??_160, _??_165, im Ganzen 325 Personen) sind wie folgt :(Vergleiche die zugefugte Tabelle uber die Haufigkeit der Mustertypen nach Geschlecht, Seite, Finger and Zehen.)2) Bei den Mustertypen nach Zehen wie nach Finger der Nord-Amis und Atayals in Hua-Lien sind wirbel mehr als Schleifen. Sie zeig…
A Study on the Variations in Toe and Finger Print Pattern Expressions
It is well known that pattern expressions are different in toe and finger prints, that there are sexual and bilateral distinctions in toe and finger prints and that both pattern frequencies and distributions of individual toe or finger are subject to sexual and bilateral distinctions.A study is made of the pattern expressions in toe and finger prints in the same individual in reference to the variations in sexual and bilateral distinctions. The p…
Studies on the Toe and Finger Prints of Sakhalin Ainu and Mixed Ainu
(1) The toe and finger prints of the Sakhalin Ainu and Sakhalin AinuJapanese hybrids used in the report were obtained from evacuees from Sakhalin to Hokkaido after World War II.(2) The frequencies of the types of configurations on toes and fingers of Sakhalin Ainu and Mixed Ainu are listed in this table.(3) The percent frequencies of toe and finger print types for Sakhalin Ainu fall between those of Hokkaido Ainu and of the Japanese studied in a …
On the Dental Abrasion observed in the Ancient Japanese
(1) It is understood that there are two types of acquired dental changes, intentional and non-intentional. The former is represented by the artificial removal of teeth which was frequently practiced by the Japanese especially in the later Jomon-period of prehistoric times. But very few reports have been made on the latter for which the present report is being made.A study is made of the grooves on the surface of hard dental tissue due to mechanic…
On the Skulls of the Protohistoric Japanese from the Kinki District
(1) The cranium of the protohistoric Kinki Japanese is short in cranial (maximum) length, broad in cranial (maximum) breadth, and brachycran in cranial index. Their cranial (basi-bregmatic) height is low, and facial (bizygomatic) breadth is wide. Their cranial length and cranial breadth are slightly less than those of the prehistoric Ko(Kinki) Japanese, but almost equal to those of the Edo-period and of the recent Kinki Japanese. The Kinki Japane…
Local Characteristics of the Ainu and the Mixed Ainu in Hokkaido viewed from Toe Prints
1. Marked characteristics and local variations are observed between the toe prints of various Ainu tribes and those of the mixed Ainu in Hokkaido. (Tables 1 and 2)2. The toe prints of the Ainu of the present list which differ only slightly from those of mixed ainu but which are extremely unlike those of pure Ainu can be considered in the category of mixed-bred Ainu. The reason is described in detail in the present paper. Because of this, apparent…
Toe-Prints and their Peculiarity
1. Terminal phalanges of toes sometimes show in their distal mantel system independent pattern types having a triradius, pattern area, and a core. These pattern types are called auxilliary toe-prints. In the proximal ridge system, outside the pattern area of these auxilliary toe-prints independent toe-prints are found having the triradius, pattern area, and a core. These pattern types are called main toe-prints. Sometimes distal phalanges of toes…
A Physical Anthropological Study of the Immigrants in Hokkaido
Hitherto, many students, BOAS, APPLETON, SHAPIRO, IMAMURA & his collaborators, SULUKI, etc., have reported on the physical characteristics of immigrants. And also, our studies in Hokkaido have extended over three years and already SUZUKI'S (1950) and SHIMA, TERAKADO'S (1951) researches have been reported. We collaborated with S. IZUMI, T. SOFUE and M. GAMO to investigate on the immigrated fishermen at Monbetsu village, Saru district in Hokkaido a…
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A Physical Anthropological Study of the Immigrants in Hokkaido
Hitherto, many students, BOAS, APPLETON, SHAPIRO, IMAMURA & his collaborators, SULUKI, etc., have reported on the physical characteristics of immigrants. And also, our studies in Hokkaido have extended over three years and already SUZUKI'S (1950) and SHIMA, TERAKADO'S (1951) researches have been reported. We collaborated with S. IZUMI, T. SOFUE and M. GAMO to investigate on the immigrated fishermen at Monbetsu village, Saru district in Hokkaido a…
Toe-Prints and their Peculiarity
1. Terminal phalanges of toes sometimes show in their distal mantel system independent pattern types having a triradius, pattern area, and a core. These pattern types are called auxilliary toe-prints. In the proximal ridge system, outside the pattern area of these auxilliary toe-prints independent toe-prints are found having the triradius, pattern area, and a core. These pattern types are called main toe-prints. Sometimes distal phalanges of toes…
Local Characteristics of the Ainu and the Mixed Ainu in Hokkaido viewed from Toe Prints
1. Marked characteristics and local variations are observed between the toe prints of various Ainu tribes and those of the mixed Ainu in Hokkaido. (Tables 1 and 2)2. The toe prints of the Ainu of the present list which differ only slightly from those of mixed ainu but which are extremely unlike those of pure Ainu can be considered in the category of mixed-bred Ainu. The reason is described in detail in the present paper. Because of this, apparent…
On the Skulls of the Protohistoric Japanese from the Kinki District
(1) The cranium of the protohistoric Kinki Japanese is short in cranial (maximum) length, broad in cranial (maximum) breadth, and brachycran in cranial index. Their cranial (basi-bregmatic) height is low, and facial (bizygomatic) breadth is wide. Their cranial length and cranial breadth are slightly less than those of the prehistoric Ko(Kinki) Japanese, but almost equal to those of the Edo-period and of the recent Kinki Japanese. The Kinki Japane…
Studies on the Toe and Finger Prints of Sakhalin Ainu and Mixed Ainu
(1) The toe and finger prints of the Sakhalin Ainu and Sakhalin AinuJapanese hybrids used in the report were obtained from evacuees from Sakhalin to Hokkaido after World War II.(2) The frequencies of the types of configurations on toes and fingers of Sakhalin Ainu and Mixed Ainu are listed in this table.(3) The percent frequencies of toe and finger print types for Sakhalin Ainu fall between those of Hokkaido Ainu and of the Japanese studied in a …
On the Dental Abrasion observed in the Ancient Japanese
(1) It is understood that there are two types of acquired dental changes, intentional and non-intentional. The former is represented by the artificial removal of teeth which was frequently practiced by the Japanese especially in the later Jomon-period of prehistoric times. But very few reports have been made on the latter for which the present report is being made.A study is made of the grooves on the surface of hard dental tissue due to mechanic…
A Study on the Variations in Toe and Finger Print Pattern Expressions
It is well known that pattern expressions are different in toe and finger prints, that there are sexual and bilateral distinctions in toe and finger prints and that both pattern frequencies and distributions of individual toe or finger are subject to sexual and bilateral distinctions.A study is made of the pattern expressions in toe and finger prints in the same individual in reference to the variations in sexual and bilateral distinctions. The p…
Uber das Hautleistensystem der Finger und Zehenbeeren der Amis und Atayals in Formosa
1) Prozentuale Haufigkeiten der Mustertypen der Finger und Zehenbeeren der Nord-Amis(_??_230, _??_221, im Ganzen 451 Personen) and Atayals in Hua-Lien (_??_160, _??_165, im Ganzen 325 Personen) sind wie folgt :(Vergleiche die zugefugte Tabelle uber die Haufigkeit der Mustertypen nach Geschlecht, Seite, Finger and Zehen.)2) Bei den Mustertypen nach Zehen wie nach Finger der Nord-Amis und Atayals in Hua-Lien sind wirbel mehr als Schleifen. Sie zeig…
Untersuchungen über das Hautleistensystem auf Handflächen der Polynesier und der gemischten Polynesier
[in Japanese]
Das Hautleistensystem der FuBsohlen von Westpolynesiern (Tonga- and Samoa-Insulanern)
Die Ergebnisse des Hautleistensystems der FuBsohlen von Westpolynesiern sind wie in den Tabellen zusammengestellt. Unter den Mikronesiern findet man solche, die nicht nur bei dem Fingerbeerenmuster and Hautleistensystem der Handlache, sondern auch bei dem Hautleistensystem der FuBsohlen den Westpolynesiern ahnlich sind. Amerikanische Indianer sind wie Polynesier stark in der Longitudinalitat des Hautleistensystems der Handflache, doch sie sind vo…
Konvexhautleistensystem und Konvexmuster
1) Oft kommen die Finger- und Zehenbeerenmuster vor, die an einer Seite oder an beiden Seiten des Bogenmusters Triradien haben. Diese Musterform aus Konvexhautleistensystem, die bogenförmig, dock nicht kreisförmig ist, ist eigenartig (Fig. I. 1, 4; Abb. 1, 2). Dieses eigenartige Muster verbindt sich auch mit Schleifen- und Wirbelmuster. Alle Formen, die jetzt hier erwahnt wurden, heiβt Konvexmuster (Fig. I; Abb. 1-15). 2) Zehenkonvexmuster hat se…
Häufigkeit der Konvexmuster der Zehen einiger Rassen
Die Haufigkeit der Konvexmuster der Zehen zeigt zwischen den Rassen ungefahr ahnlichen Unterschied mit deHaufigkeit der Wirbelmuster der Zehen
Beitrag zum Studium der Finger Konvexmuster der Japaner
[in Japanese]
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