P Ibáñez‐gimeno
Biographic Data
| ID | 125907 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P Ibáñez‐gimeno |
| GIVEN NAMES | P |
| FAMILY NAME | Ibáñez‐gimeno |
| SIGNATURE | GIMENO P I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6724-2926 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The population of Can Reiners. Demography and life conditions on Mallorca (Balearic Islands, Spain) during the Middle Ages
Forearm pronation efficiency in A.L. 288‐1 ( Australopithecus afarensis ) and MH2 ( Australopithecus sediba ): Insights into their locomotor and manipulative habits
The pattern in Au. afarensis suggests relevant arboreal capabilities, which would include vertical climbing, although it is suggestive of poorer manipulative skills than in modern humans. The similarity between Au. sediba and Hylobatidae is difficult to interpret, but the differences between Au. sediba and Au. afarensis suggest that the capacity to rotate the forearm followed different evolutionary processes in these australopithecine species. Al…
Activity-related sexual dimorphism in Alaskan foragers from Point Hope: Evidences from the upper limb
Ipiutak (100BCE-500CE) and Tigara (1200 - 1700CE) are two populations from Point Hope, Alaska. As commonly observed in forager communities, it may be expected males and females to have been involved in markedly different daily activities. Nevertheless, activity-related sexual dimorphism in these populations has been scarcely studied. Using humeral diaphyseal cross-sectional properties and forearm rotational efficiency, which are activity-dependen…
Analysis of the forearm rotational efficiency in extant hominoids: New insights into the functional implications of upper limb skeletal structure
Functional plasticity of the human humerus: Shape, rigidity, and muscular entheses
The relationship between the mechanical loading undergone by a bone and its form has been widely assumed as a premise in studies aiming to reconstruct behavioral patterns from skeletal remains. Nevertheless, this relationship is complex due to the existence of many factors affecting bone structure and form, and further research combining structural and shape characteristics is needed. Using two‐block PLS, which is a test to analyze the covariance…
Entheseal Changes and Functional Implications of the Humeral Medial Epicondyle
Longitudinal rotation of the forearm (pronosupination) is an essential component of human manipulative tasks. The efficiency of this movement is dependent not only on the rotatory muscles but also on several morphological and structural features of the upper limb. In a recent study, we observed that the size and orientation of the humeral medial epicondyle played an important role in forearm rotatory ability. We further observed that the forearm …
Entheseal Changes and Functional Implications of the Humeral Medial Epicondyle
Longitudinal rotation of the forearm (pronosupination) is an essential component of human manipulative tasks. The efficiency of this movement is dependent not only on the rotatory muscles but also on several morphological and structural features of the upper limb. In a recent study, we observed that the size and orientation of the humeral medial epicondyle played an important role in forearm rotatory ability. We further observed that the forearm …
Functional plasticity of the human humerus: Shape, rigidity, and muscular entheses
The relationship between the mechanical loading undergone by a bone and its form has been widely assumed as a premise in studies aiming to reconstruct behavioral patterns from skeletal remains. Nevertheless, this relationship is complex due to the existence of many factors affecting bone structure and form, and further research combining structural and shape characteristics is needed. Using two‐block PLS, which is a test to analyze the covariance…
Analysis of the forearm rotational efficiency in extant hominoids: New insights into the functional implications of upper limb skeletal structure
Activity-related sexual dimorphism in Alaskan foragers from Point Hope: Evidences from the upper limb
Ipiutak (100BCE-500CE) and Tigara (1200 - 1700CE) are two populations from Point Hope, Alaska. As commonly observed in forager communities, it may be expected males and females to have been involved in markedly different daily activities. Nevertheless, activity-related sexual dimorphism in these populations has been scarcely studied. Using humeral diaphyseal cross-sectional properties and forearm rotational efficiency, which are activity-dependen…
Functional plasticity of the human humerus: Shape, rigidity, and muscular entheses
The relationship between the mechanical loading undergone by a bone and its form has been widely assumed as a premise in studies aiming to reconstruct behavioral patterns from skeletal remains. Nevertheless, this relationship is complex due to the existence of many factors affecting bone structure and form, and further research combining structural and shape characteristics is needed. Using two‐block PLS, which is a test to analyze the covariance…
Entheseal Changes and Functional Implications of the Humeral Medial Epicondyle
Longitudinal rotation of the forearm (pronosupination) is an essential component of human manipulative tasks. The efficiency of this movement is dependent not only on the rotatory muscles but also on several morphological and structural features of the upper limb. In a recent study, we observed that the size and orientation of the humeral medial epicondyle played an important role in forearm rotatory ability. We further observed that the forearm …
Analysis of the forearm rotational efficiency in extant hominoids: New insights into the functional implications of upper limb skeletal structure
Activity-related sexual dimorphism in Alaskan foragers from Point Hope: Evidences from the upper limb
Ipiutak (100BCE-500CE) and Tigara (1200 - 1700CE) are two populations from Point Hope, Alaska. As commonly observed in forager communities, it may be expected males and females to have been involved in markedly different daily activities. Nevertheless, activity-related sexual dimorphism in these populations has been scarcely studied. Using humeral diaphyseal cross-sectional properties and forearm rotational efficiency, which are activity-dependen…
The population of Can Reiners. Demography and life conditions on Mallorca (Balearic Islands, Spain) during the Middle Ages
Forearm pronation efficiency in A.L. 288‐1 ( Australopithecus afarensis ) and MH2 ( Australopithecus sediba ): Insights into their locomotor and manipulative habits
The pattern in Au. afarensis suggests relevant arboreal capabilities, which would include vertical climbing, although it is suggestive of poorer manipulative skills than in modern humans. The similarity between Au. sediba and Hylobatidae is difficult to interpret, but the differences between Au. sediba and Au. afarensis suggest that the capacity to rotate the forearm followed different evolutionary processes in these australopithecine species. Al…
Anatomy (5 works) · Anatomy (4 works) · Elbow (4 works) · Forearm (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (3 works) · Humerus (3 works) · Upper limb (3 works) · Arboreal locomotion (2 works) · Biomechanics (2 works)