Stephen Wilcox
Biographic Data
| ID | 3985254 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Wilcox |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilcox |
| SIGNATURE | WILCOX S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Georgia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A population history of Tokelau – genetic variation and change in atoll populations
Tokelau is a remote archipelago of atolls in western Polynesia, located approximately 500 km north of Samoa. It is thought to have been settled as part of the Austronesian expansion(s). However, its exact role in this population dispersal is not completely understood. Here we describe the results of complete mitochondrial genome sequencing for both the current inhabitants and ancient individuals from the archipelago in addition to an assessment o…
Antiquity and diversity of aboriginal Australian Y ‐chromosomes
OBJECTIVE: Understanding the origins of Aboriginal Australians is crucial in reconstructing the evolution and spread of Homo sapiens as evidence suggests they represent the descendants of the earliest group to leave Africa. This study analyzed a large sample of Y-chromosomes to answer questions relating to the migration routes of their ancestors, the age of Y-haplogroups, date of colonization, as well as the extent of male-specific variation. MET…
The problem with transparency is it's not conspicuous enough
Models help bridge the gap between observing and making---especially when systems are involved (as in designing for interaction, service, and evolution). This forum introduces new models, links them to existing models, and describes their histories and why they matter. Hugh Dubberly, Editor
Can Indirect Realism be Demonstrated in the Psychological Laboratory
Children's use of lexical and non-lexical information in responding to commands
Two experiments are reported in each of which eighty children between the ages of two and six years of age were given a series of commands containing relational terms and similar commands in which the relational terms were replaced by nonsense. The results indicated that children are able to use information from a number of sources which help them to interpret such commands. Younger children, particularly, seemed to rely relatively little upon wo…
What Gibson Isn't Missing After All
Do Many Private Worlds Imply No Real World? An Analysis of the Comparative Argument in Psychology
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What Gibson Isn't Missing After All
Can Indirect Realism be Demonstrated in the Psychological Laboratory
Antiquity and diversity of aboriginal Australian Y ‐chromosomes
OBJECTIVE: Understanding the origins of Aboriginal Australians is crucial in reconstructing the evolution and spread of Homo sapiens as evidence suggests they represent the descendants of the earliest group to leave Africa. This study analyzed a large sample of Y-chromosomes to answer questions relating to the migration routes of their ancestors, the age of Y-haplogroups, date of colonization, as well as the extent of male-specific variation. MET…
Do Many Private Worlds Imply No Real World? An Analysis of the Comparative Argument in Psychology
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Do Many Private Worlds Imply No Real World? An Analysis of the Comparative Argument in Psychology
What Gibson Isn't Missing After All
Children's use of lexical and non-lexical information in responding to commands
Two experiments are reported in each of which eighty children between the ages of two and six years of age were given a series of commands containing relational terms and similar commands in which the relational terms were replaced by nonsense. The results indicated that children are able to use information from a number of sources which help them to interpret such commands. Younger children, particularly, seemed to rely relatively little upon wo…
Can Indirect Realism be Demonstrated in the Psychological Laboratory
The problem with transparency is it's not conspicuous enough
Models help bridge the gap between observing and making---especially when systems are involved (as in designing for interaction, service, and evolution). This forum introduces new models, links them to existing models, and describes their histories and why they matter. Hugh Dubberly, Editor
Antiquity and diversity of aboriginal Australian Y ‐chromosomes
OBJECTIVE: Understanding the origins of Aboriginal Australians is crucial in reconstructing the evolution and spread of Homo sapiens as evidence suggests they represent the descendants of the earliest group to leave Africa. This study analyzed a large sample of Y-chromosomes to answer questions relating to the migration routes of their ancestors, the age of Y-haplogroups, date of colonization, as well as the extent of male-specific variation. MET…
A population history of Tokelau – genetic variation and change in atoll populations
Tokelau is a remote archipelago of atolls in western Polynesia, located approximately 500 km north of Samoa. It is thought to have been settled as part of the Austronesian expansion(s). However, its exact role in this population dispersal is not completely understood. Here we describe the results of complete mitochondrial genome sequencing for both the current inhabitants and ancient individuals from the archipelago in addition to an assessment o…
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