Franz Weidenreich
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 88745 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Franz Weidenreich |
| NOMBRES | Franz |
| APELLIDO | Weidenreich |
| FIRMA | WEIDENREICH F |
| AFILIACIONES | American Museum of Natural History |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 336 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1921 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Interpretations of the Fossil Material
Up From the A pe (Revised, 2nd Edition). Earnest Albert Hooton
Are human races in the taxonomic sense “races” or “species”
Some particulars of skull and brain of early hominids and their bearing on the problem of the relationship between man and anthropoids
Facts and Speculations Concerning the Origin of Homo Sapiens
Maxillary diastema as a criterion of generic distinction
Generic, specific and subspecific characters in human evolution
The paleolithic child from the Teshik‐Tash Cave in Southern Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
The Keilor skull
The Brachycephalization of Recent Mankind
The "Neanderthal Man" and the Ancestors of "Homo Sapiens
Early Man in Indonesia
The history of the discoveries of Early Man in Indonesia has been marked by bold speculations and surprising successes alternating with frustrated hopes and discouraging lulls from the time when the first explorer in search of his remains set foot on Java's soil. This explorer was Eugene Dubois. He came to the island in 1889 for the outspoken purpose of finding the “missing link” and—he found it. What particular considerations induced him to seek…
The Brain and Its Role in the Phylogenetic Transformation of the Human Skull
The external tubercle of the human tuber calcanei
Some Problems Dealing With Ancient Man
Did Sinanthropus Practise Cannibalism
The Relation of Sinanthropus Pekinensis to Pithecanthropus, Javanthropus and Rhodesian Man
Evolution of the human foot
Das Evolutionsproblem und der Individuelle Gestaltungsanteil am Entwicklungsgeschehen
The Brain and Its Role in the Phylogenetic Transformation of the Human Skull
Some Problems Dealing With Ancient Man
Facts and Speculations Concerning the Origin of Homo Sapiens
The "Neanderthal Man" and the Ancestors of "Homo Sapiens
Evolution of the human foot
Generic, specific and subspecific characters in human evolution
The Brachycephalization of Recent Mankind
The paleolithic child from the Teshik‐Tash Cave in Southern Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Some particulars of skull and brain of early hominids and their bearing on the problem of the relationship between man and anthropoids
The Keilor skull
The external tubercle of the human tuber calcanei
The Relation of Sinanthropus Pekinensis to Pithecanthropus, Javanthropus and Rhodesian Man
Early Man in Indonesia
The history of the discoveries of Early Man in Indonesia has been marked by bold speculations and surprising successes alternating with frustrated hopes and discouraging lulls from the time when the first explorer in search of his remains set foot on Java's soil. This explorer was Eugene Dubois. He came to the island in 1889 for the outspoken purpose of finding the “missing link” and—he found it. What particular considerations induced him to seek…
Are human races in the taxonomic sense “races” or “species”
Maxillary diastema as a criterion of generic distinction
Das Evolutionsproblem und der Individuelle Gestaltungsanteil am Entwicklungsgeschehen
Evolution of the human foot
The Relation of Sinanthropus Pekinensis to Pithecanthropus, Javanthropus and Rhodesian Man
Did Sinanthropus Practise Cannibalism
The external tubercle of the human tuber calcanei
Some Problems Dealing With Ancient Man
The Brain and Its Role in the Phylogenetic Transformation of the Human Skull
Early Man in Indonesia
The history of the discoveries of Early Man in Indonesia has been marked by bold speculations and surprising successes alternating with frustrated hopes and discouraging lulls from the time when the first explorer in search of his remains set foot on Java's soil. This explorer was Eugene Dubois. He came to the island in 1889 for the outspoken purpose of finding the “missing link” and—he found it. What particular considerations induced him to seek…
The "Neanderthal Man" and the Ancestors of "Homo Sapiens
The paleolithic child from the Teshik‐Tash Cave in Southern Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
The Keilor skull
The Brachycephalization of Recent Mankind
Maxillary diastema as a criterion of generic distinction
Generic, specific and subspecific characters in human evolution
Up From the A pe (Revised, 2nd Edition). Earnest Albert Hooton
Are human races in the taxonomic sense “races” or “species”
Some particulars of skull and brain of early hominids and their bearing on the problem of the relationship between man and anthropoids
Facts and Speculations Concerning the Origin of Homo Sapiens
Interpretations of the Fossil Material
History (14 obras) · Computer Science (12 obras) · Citation (11 obras) · Library science (11 obras) · Biology (9 obras) · History (9 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (7 obras) · Archaeology (6 obras) · Art history (6 obras) · Evolution and Paleontology Studies (6 obras)