Ananda Chandra Nath
Biographic Data
| ID | 1751602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ananda Chandra Nath |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ananda Chandra |
| FAMILY NAME | Nath |
| SIGNATURE | NATH A C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Assam Institute of Research for Tribals and Scheduled Castes, Jawaharnagar , Guwahati 781 022, Assam, India |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Study on Some Behavioural Traits among Kaibartas of Assam, India
The behavioural traits – hand clasping, arm folding, tongue rolling, leg folding and dominant eye among the Kaibartas of Assam, India have been studied. The frequency of R-type of +ve type of the five traits was a little higher among females than the males but in no case was sexual dimorphism statistically significant. Inter groups variability have also been made and Kaibartas show more closeness to groups with Caucasoid affinities than those wit…
A Comparative Study of Muslim Foot of Lower Assam, India
An attempt has been made to show the variation of Muslim foot qualitatively and quantitatively as compared with other population groups of Assam Types of foot, anthropometric characters and interspaces have been considered for this purpose. Co-efficient of divergence has also been calculated to find out the biological distances among groups of Caucasoid and Mongoloid affinities
A Study of Hair Whorl on Occiput of Bodo Kachari of Kokrajhar in Assam, India
The head hair whorls among the Bodo Kacharis of Kachari district in Assam has been studied. The rebuilt show that the clockwise whorl dominate over anticlockwise whorl and single whorl is more common as compared to double whorl in both males and females. A comparison is made with tribes and castes of North East India and Bodo Kachari show intermediate position among groups with Mongoloid and Caucasoid affinities
A Study on Occipital Hair Whorl of Kaibartas of Assam
An attempt has been made to study the whorl on head hair of the Kaibartas of Assam. A comparison is made with other castes and tribes of North East India and Kaibartas are showing intermediate position among Caucasoid and Mongoloid groups
A Note on Ear Lobe Attachment Among The Kaibartas of Assam, India
Among Kaibartas of Assam, frequency of ear lobe attachment is observed 51.47 per cent among males and 42.95 per cent in females. They are showing intermediate position between population with Caucasoid affinities (low frequency of attached ear lobe) and Mongoloid affinities (high frequency of attached ear lobe type)
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A Note on Ear Lobe Attachment Among The Kaibartas of Assam, India
Among Kaibartas of Assam, frequency of ear lobe attachment is observed 51.47 per cent among males and 42.95 per cent in females. They are showing intermediate position between population with Caucasoid affinities (low frequency of attached ear lobe) and Mongoloid affinities (high frequency of attached ear lobe type)
A Study on Occipital Hair Whorl of Kaibartas of Assam
An attempt has been made to study the whorl on head hair of the Kaibartas of Assam. A comparison is made with other castes and tribes of North East India and Kaibartas are showing intermediate position among Caucasoid and Mongoloid groups
A Study on Some Behavioural Traits among Kaibartas of Assam, India
The behavioural traits – hand clasping, arm folding, tongue rolling, leg folding and dominant eye among the Kaibartas of Assam, India have been studied. The frequency of R-type of +ve type of the five traits was a little higher among females than the males but in no case was sexual dimorphism statistically significant. Inter groups variability have also been made and Kaibartas show more closeness to groups with Caucasoid affinities than those wit…
A Comparative Study of Muslim Foot of Lower Assam, India
An attempt has been made to show the variation of Muslim foot qualitatively and quantitatively as compared with other population groups of Assam Types of foot, anthropometric characters and interspaces have been considered for this purpose. Co-efficient of divergence has also been calculated to find out the biological distances among groups of Caucasoid and Mongoloid affinities
A Study of Hair Whorl on Occiput of Bodo Kachari of Kokrajhar in Assam, India
The head hair whorls among the Bodo Kacharis of Kachari district in Assam has been studied. The rebuilt show that the clockwise whorl dominate over anticlockwise whorl and single whorl is more common as compared to double whorl in both males and females. A comparison is made with tribes and castes of North East India and Bodo Kachari show intermediate position among groups with Mongoloid and Caucasoid affinities
Biology (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Mongoloid (4 works) · Population (4 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (4 works) · Affinities (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Zoology (3 works) · Anatomy (2 works) · Geography (2 works)