Melchiorre Masali
Biographic Data
| ID | 3808486 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Melchiorre Masali |
| GIVEN NAMES | Melchiorre |
| FAMILY NAME | Masali |
| SIGNATURE | MASALI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Turin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7111-0683 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Hoc alterum auditus organi ossiculum est
Morphometrics of human auditory ossicles from Antinoe Necropolis (Egypt)
Historical evidence suggests that the Christian Coptic population of Antinoe necropolis, probable descendants of Dynastic Egyptians, may reflect admixture from Greek and Roman populations. Within the anthropological surveys on Antinoe skeletal remains (A.D. 300–600), a sample of auditory ossicles was compared with a Dynastic Egyptian sample (“G. Marro” osteological collection), from Asiut and Gebelen Univariate and multivariate statistical analys…
The ear ossicles and the evolution of the primate ear
Effects of altitude, ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation on adult anthropometric characters of eastern Himalayan populations
With a view to estimating the effect of altitude on body dimensions vis‐à‐vis ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation, a comprehensive multivariate statistical analysis was performed on data pertaining to 16 anthropometric characters collected from 1,103 individuals (643 males and 460 females) belonging to two ethnic groups—Sherpa and Lepcha. Samples were drawn from several locations in the eastern Himalayan region—Darjeeling an…
Multivariate analysis of the ear bones of primates in taxonomic and evolutionary surveys
Andrew T. Sandison
Early Egyptian mummy hairs
Anthropometry of Sherpa men
On 109 male Sherpas, aged 18--85 years, 24 anthropometric measurements were performed, including weight, height, 18 bony measurements, 2 limb circumferences, and 4 skinfolds. From these data, upper and lower limb lengths, 12 indices, and total body fat were calculated. The Sherpas are of medium stature and body build, with Mongoloid cranial and facial characteristics and very little body fat. Their relatively large chests, long legs, and large ca…
Body size and proportions as revealed by bone measurements and their meaning in environmental adaptation
Postural relevance of Sergi's temporal tetrahedron in Primates
Demographic data on the remains of ancient Egyptians
Body size and proportions as revealed by bone measurements and their meaning in environmental adaptation
Demographic data on the remains of ancient Egyptians
Hoc alterum auditus organi ossiculum est
Effects of altitude, ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation on adult anthropometric characters of eastern Himalayan populations
With a view to estimating the effect of altitude on body dimensions vis‐à‐vis ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation, a comprehensive multivariate statistical analysis was performed on data pertaining to 16 anthropometric characters collected from 1,103 individuals (643 males and 460 females) belonging to two ethnic groups—Sherpa and Lepcha. Samples were drawn from several locations in the eastern Himalayan region—Darjeeling an…
Morphometrics of human auditory ossicles from Antinoe Necropolis (Egypt)
Historical evidence suggests that the Christian Coptic population of Antinoe necropolis, probable descendants of Dynastic Egyptians, may reflect admixture from Greek and Roman populations. Within the anthropological surveys on Antinoe skeletal remains (A.D. 300–600), a sample of auditory ossicles was compared with a Dynastic Egyptian sample (“G. Marro” osteological collection), from Asiut and Gebelen Univariate and multivariate statistical analys…
Multivariate analysis of the ear bones of primates in taxonomic and evolutionary surveys
The ear ossicles and the evolution of the primate ear
Early Egyptian mummy hairs
Body size and proportions as revealed by bone measurements and their meaning in environmental adaptation
Postural relevance of Sergi's temporal tetrahedron in Primates
Demographic data on the remains of ancient Egyptians
Anthropometry of Sherpa men
On 109 male Sherpas, aged 18--85 years, 24 anthropometric measurements were performed, including weight, height, 18 bony measurements, 2 limb circumferences, and 4 skinfolds. From these data, upper and lower limb lengths, 12 indices, and total body fat were calculated. The Sherpas are of medium stature and body build, with Mongoloid cranial and facial characteristics and very little body fat. Their relatively large chests, long legs, and large ca…
Early Egyptian mummy hairs
Multivariate analysis of the ear bones of primates in taxonomic and evolutionary surveys
Andrew T. Sandison
Effects of altitude, ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation on adult anthropometric characters of eastern Himalayan populations
With a view to estimating the effect of altitude on body dimensions vis‐à‐vis ethnicity‐religion, geographical distance, and occupation, a comprehensive multivariate statistical analysis was performed on data pertaining to 16 anthropometric characters collected from 1,103 individuals (643 males and 460 females) belonging to two ethnic groups—Sherpa and Lepcha. Samples were drawn from several locations in the eastern Himalayan region—Darjeeling an…
The ear ossicles and the evolution of the primate ear
Morphometrics of human auditory ossicles from Antinoe Necropolis (Egypt)
Historical evidence suggests that the Christian Coptic population of Antinoe necropolis, probable descendants of Dynastic Egyptians, may reflect admixture from Greek and Roman populations. Within the anthropological surveys on Antinoe skeletal remains (A.D. 300–600), a sample of auditory ossicles was compared with a Dynastic Egyptian sample (“G. Marro” osteological collection), from Asiut and Gebelen Univariate and multivariate statistical analys…
Hoc alterum auditus organi ossiculum est
Biology (8 works) · Evolutionary biology (6 works) · Anatomy (5 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior (3 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Geology (3 works)