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P Dash Sharma

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ID121514
NAMEP Dash Sharma
GIVEN NAMESP Dash
FAMILY NAMESharma
SIGNATURESHARMA P D
AFFILIATIONSRanchi University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1970
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
H-INDEX0
  • Foetal Wastage and Infant Mortality in Four Endogamous Population of Purnia District (Bihar)

    Open Access•B N Pandey, K Mishra et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•2000

    A survey of 826 families of the Kisan, Kulhaiya, Brahmin and Oraon of Pumia district in Bihar was carried out to assess the effects of different factors on foetal and infant deaths. Highest percentage of foetal wastage was observed in the Kulhaiya (26.01), followed by Oraon (21.92) and Kisan (19.17). The minimum abortion was observed in Brahmin. The minimum infant death was noticed in Kisan (11.11) while maximum in Kul haiya (23.55). Among the de…

  • Study of Bloods Groups in Migrant Oraons and Mundas of Purnima District of Bihar, India

    Open Access•B N Pandey, Binita Pandey et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•1999

    The present study reports the ABO blood groups among the Oraons and Mundas of Purrnia district (Bihar), which are migrant of Chotanagpur. There is predominance of blood group A among Oraons while Mundas revealed pre-dominancy of blood group B. Blood group AB is lowest in Oraons and O in Mundas. Role of geographical isolation, temporal variation, natural selection and genetic drift in changing frequencies of blood groups in Oraons and Mundas of Pu…

  • A Study on Biodiversity of Hatma Village, Mandar, Ranchi

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•1999

    An attempt has been made in the present study to understand the biodiversity conservation of Hatma village of Mandar Block of Ranchi. Village Hatma is inhabited by five different communities, that is, Mundas, Oraons, Lohra, Mahtos and Ansaris, Belonging to 92 families, total population of the village is 599 individuals (282 males and 277 females); of which only 18.43 percent are literate. The primary occupation of the village is cultivation (59.3…

  • Current Status of Dermatoglyphic Studies in South Asia

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•CHAPTER•People of South Asia•1984

  • Further observations on absence of palmar triradius d in normal people

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•American Journal of Physical…•1979•References: 1

    Palmar triradius d has been reported in one caucasoid and two mongoloid populations

  • Multivariate analysis of head measurements in Punjabi families

    Open Access•Charles Susanne, P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•Annals of Human Biology•1978

    Four head measurements (head length, head breadth, frontal breadth and head height) have been compared in relatives of different degrees from samples of 200 Punjabi and 125 Belgian families. A method of generalized distances is used which allows examination of the proportions of the head as a whole. The values of the generalized distances between concordant and discordant twins are compared with those between brothers, sisters, siblings, parents-…

  • Finger, Palmar, Middle and Basal Phalangeal Dermatoglyphic Study of the Oraons of Ranchi, Ind

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma, Bhagirath SAHU•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1973

    [in Japanese]

  • Quantitative Genetics of a-b Ridge Count in Human Palms

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1971

  • The Ear-lobe Attachment among Some Indian Populations

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1970

    [in Japanese]

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  • The Ear-lobe Attachment among Some Indian Populations

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1970

    [in Japanese]

  • Quantitative Genetics of a-b Ridge Count in Human Palms

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1971

  • Finger, Palmar, Middle and Basal Phalangeal Dermatoglyphic Study of the Oraons of Ranchi, Ind

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma, Bhagirath SAHU•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1973

    [in Japanese]

  • Multivariate analysis of head measurements in Punjabi families

    Open Access•Charles Susanne, P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•Annals of Human Biology•1978

    Four head measurements (head length, head breadth, frontal breadth and head height) have been compared in relatives of different degrees from samples of 200 Punjabi and 125 Belgian families. A method of generalized distances is used which allows examination of the proportions of the head as a whole. The values of the generalized distances between concordant and discordant twins are compared with those between brothers, sisters, siblings, parents-…

  • Further observations on absence of palmar triradius d in normal people

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•American Journal of Physical…•1979•References: 1

    Palmar triradius d has been reported in one caucasoid and two mongoloid populations

  • Current Status of Dermatoglyphic Studies in South Asia

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•CHAPTER•People of South Asia•1984

  • Study of Bloods Groups in Migrant Oraons and Mundas of Purnima District of Bihar, India

    Open Access•B N Pandey, Binita Pandey et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•1999

    The present study reports the ABO blood groups among the Oraons and Mundas of Purrnia district (Bihar), which are migrant of Chotanagpur. There is predominance of blood group A among Oraons while Mundas revealed pre-dominancy of blood group B. Blood group AB is lowest in Oraons and O in Mundas. Role of geographical isolation, temporal variation, natural selection and genetic drift in changing frequencies of blood groups in Oraons and Mundas of Pu…

  • A Study on Biodiversity of Hatma Village, Mandar, Ranchi

    Open Access•P Dash Sharma•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•1999

    An attempt has been made in the present study to understand the biodiversity conservation of Hatma village of Mandar Block of Ranchi. Village Hatma is inhabited by five different communities, that is, Mundas, Oraons, Lohra, Mahtos and Ansaris, Belonging to 92 families, total population of the village is 599 individuals (282 males and 277 females); of which only 18.43 percent are literate. The primary occupation of the village is cultivation (59.3…

  • Foetal Wastage and Infant Mortality in Four Endogamous Population of Purnia District (Bihar)

    Open Access•B N Pandey, K Mishra et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•2000

    A survey of 826 families of the Kisan, Kulhaiya, Brahmin and Oraon of Pumia district in Bihar was carried out to assess the effects of different factors on foetal and infant deaths. Highest percentage of foetal wastage was observed in the Kulhaiya (26.01), followed by Oraon (21.92) and Kisan (19.17). The minimum abortion was observed in Brahmin. The minimum infant death was noticed in Kisan (11.11) while maximum in Kul haiya (23.55). Among the de…

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