Lucile E St Hoyme
Biographic Data
| ID | 137160 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucile E St Hoyme |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucile E St |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoyme |
| SIGNATURE | HOYME L E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Smithsonian Institution |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
J. Lawrence Angel, 1915–1986
An Artificial Environment for Studying Fetal Development in Monkeys (Macaca mulatto). 1. First Successful Application. Produced and narrated by Donald E. Pickering
Afrikanischen Affen. Reichsstelle für den Unterrichtsfilm, Berlin
Monkeys and Apes. Eastman Teaching Film
Monkeys and Apes: An Introduction to the Primates. Paul BURNFORD
Significance of canine wear in pongid evolution
Pongid canines, as frequently claimed, do not prevent chewing motions which lead to the flattened “human” pattern of molar and canine wear. Teeth are worn flat in contemporary pongids as the results of physiologic function. It would therefore seem improper to use wear pattern in fossils such as Gigantopithecus for taxonomic purposes out of the physiological context
On the origins of new world paleopathology
Many of the lesions found in American Indian bones do not resemble those found in human bones from the Old World, suggesting that the American Indians suffered from a distinct group of illnesses. If Old World pathogens did not follow man to the New World, what were the sources of pre‐Columbian Indian diseases? As in the Old World, humans were susceptible to diseases endemic in the local animal populations. Exposure to these diseases varied with c…
Nomogenesis: Evolution Determined by Law
Evolution of Man. Compiled and written by Harold Nelson
Les Amerindiens de la Haute-Guyane francaise: Anthropologie, pathologie, biologie
The earliest use of indices for sexing pelves
Physical Anthropology and Its Instruments: An Historical Study
Physical Anthropology and Its Instruments: An Historical Study
On the origins of new world paleopathology
Many of the lesions found in American Indian bones do not resemble those found in human bones from the Old World, suggesting that the American Indians suffered from a distinct group of illnesses. If Old World pathogens did not follow man to the New World, what were the sources of pre‐Columbian Indian diseases? As in the Old World, humans were susceptible to diseases endemic in the local animal populations. Exposure to these diseases varied with c…
Nomogenesis: Evolution Determined by Law
Significance of canine wear in pongid evolution
Pongid canines, as frequently claimed, do not prevent chewing motions which lead to the flattened “human” pattern of molar and canine wear. Teeth are worn flat in contemporary pongids as the results of physiologic function. It would therefore seem improper to use wear pattern in fossils such as Gigantopithecus for taxonomic purposes out of the physiological context
The earliest use of indices for sexing pelves
Physical Anthropology and Its Instruments: An Historical Study
The earliest use of indices for sexing pelves
Les Amerindiens de la Haute-Guyane francaise: Anthropologie, pathologie, biologie
On the origins of new world paleopathology
Many of the lesions found in American Indian bones do not resemble those found in human bones from the Old World, suggesting that the American Indians suffered from a distinct group of illnesses. If Old World pathogens did not follow man to the New World, what were the sources of pre‐Columbian Indian diseases? As in the Old World, humans were susceptible to diseases endemic in the local animal populations. Exposure to these diseases varied with c…
Nomogenesis: Evolution Determined by Law
Evolution of Man. Compiled and written by Harold Nelson
Significance of canine wear in pongid evolution
Pongid canines, as frequently claimed, do not prevent chewing motions which lead to the flattened “human” pattern of molar and canine wear. Teeth are worn flat in contemporary pongids as the results of physiologic function. It would therefore seem improper to use wear pattern in fossils such as Gigantopithecus for taxonomic purposes out of the physiological context
An Artificial Environment for Studying Fetal Development in Monkeys (Macaca mulatto). 1. First Successful Application. Produced and narrated by Donald E. Pickering
Afrikanischen Affen. Reichsstelle für den Unterrichtsfilm, Berlin
Monkeys and Apes. Eastman Teaching Film
Monkeys and Apes: An Introduction to the Primates. Paul BURNFORD
J. Lawrence Angel, 1915–1986
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