Julia A Gamble
Biographic Data
| ID | 4183611 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia A Gamble |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia A |
| FAMILY NAME | Gamble |
| SIGNATURE | GAMBLE J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manitoba |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7486-757X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Assessing the Utility of a Population Segmentation Tool to Determine Medical Vulnerability Among Adults Experiencing Homelessness
BACKGROUND: Patients experiencing homelessness (PEH) have intersecting medical, social, and behavioral needs. To meet their needs, promising medical respite and integrated care models have been developed. The use of validated population segmentation screening tools is paramount for equitable triage and tailored service delivery. The Simple Segmentation Tool (SST), consisting of global impression categories (GI) and complicating factors (CFs), was…
Bones at Home
Remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic led to a range of pedagogical challenges for anthropology laboratory courses. In biological anthropology courses such as Human Osteology, hands-on experience is essential to achieving learning outcomes, including basic bone and feature (i.e., landmark) identification, identification from fragmentary remains, and age and sex estimation. To address the need for training that includes object-based, tactil…
Advancing sex estimation from amelogenin
A significant limitation of bioarchaeological and forensic research is inaccuracy of sex estimation techniques for skeletal remains of pre-pubertal individuals. This means that while age estimation is relatively accurate for individuals during growth and development, the inability to estimate sex widens the error ranges of age estimates and has limited the questions that can be asked about cultural and biological sex differences in past populatio…
A life history approach to stature and body proportions in medieval Danes
Developmental plasticity, or the ability of physiological development to change in response to environmental pressures (external and internal), results in permanent physiological changes that can shape the later life health experiences of an individual. The timing of non-specific stress in relation to growth and development is critical to this interaction. Dental enamel provides detailed information on the timing of non-specific stress experience…
Genetic resiliency and the Black Death
Objectives In the 14th century AD, medieval Europe was severely affected by the Great European Famine as well as repeated bouts of disease, including the Black Death, causing major demographic shifts. This high volatility led to increased mobility and migration due to new labor and economic opportunities, as evidenced by documentary and stable isotope data. This study uses ancient DNA (aDNA) isolated from skeletal remains to examine whether evide…
Using Lext laser-scanning confocal microscopy to identify enamel surface defects in archaeological caribou dentition
Stressing out in medieval Denmark
The influence of early life stress on later life experiences has become a major focus of research in medicine and more recently in bioarchaeology. Dental enamel, which preserves a record of childhood stress events, represents an important resource for this investigation when paired with the information from adult skeletal remains, such as age at death. The purpose of this research was to use a life history approach to the exploration of sex diffe…
Explorations in Lext image and profile capture for dental enamel surface morphology
Genetic resiliency and the Black Death
Objectives In the 14th century AD, medieval Europe was severely affected by the Great European Famine as well as repeated bouts of disease, including the Black Death, causing major demographic shifts. This high volatility led to increased mobility and migration due to new labor and economic opportunities, as evidenced by documentary and stable isotope data. This study uses ancient DNA (aDNA) isolated from skeletal remains to examine whether evide…
Advancing sex estimation from amelogenin
A significant limitation of bioarchaeological and forensic research is inaccuracy of sex estimation techniques for skeletal remains of pre-pubertal individuals. This means that while age estimation is relatively accurate for individuals during growth and development, the inability to estimate sex widens the error ranges of age estimates and has limited the questions that can be asked about cultural and biological sex differences in past populatio…
Explorations in Lext image and profile capture for dental enamel surface morphology
Explorations in Lext image and profile capture for dental enamel surface morphology
Stressing out in medieval Denmark
The influence of early life stress on later life experiences has become a major focus of research in medicine and more recently in bioarchaeology. Dental enamel, which preserves a record of childhood stress events, represents an important resource for this investigation when paired with the information from adult skeletal remains, such as age at death. The purpose of this research was to use a life history approach to the exploration of sex diffe…
Using Lext laser-scanning confocal microscopy to identify enamel surface defects in archaeological caribou dentition
Genetic resiliency and the Black Death
Objectives In the 14th century AD, medieval Europe was severely affected by the Great European Famine as well as repeated bouts of disease, including the Black Death, causing major demographic shifts. This high volatility led to increased mobility and migration due to new labor and economic opportunities, as evidenced by documentary and stable isotope data. This study uses ancient DNA (aDNA) isolated from skeletal remains to examine whether evide…
A life history approach to stature and body proportions in medieval Danes
Developmental plasticity, or the ability of physiological development to change in response to environmental pressures (external and internal), results in permanent physiological changes that can shape the later life health experiences of an individual. The timing of non-specific stress in relation to growth and development is critical to this interaction. Dental enamel provides detailed information on the timing of non-specific stress experience…
Bones at Home
Remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic led to a range of pedagogical challenges for anthropology laboratory courses. In biological anthropology courses such as Human Osteology, hands-on experience is essential to achieving learning outcomes, including basic bone and feature (i.e., landmark) identification, identification from fragmentary remains, and age and sex estimation. To address the need for training that includes object-based, tactil…
Advancing sex estimation from amelogenin
A significant limitation of bioarchaeological and forensic research is inaccuracy of sex estimation techniques for skeletal remains of pre-pubertal individuals. This means that while age estimation is relatively accurate for individuals during growth and development, the inability to estimate sex widens the error ranges of age estimates and has limited the questions that can be asked about cultural and biological sex differences in past populatio…
Assessing the Utility of a Population Segmentation Tool to Determine Medical Vulnerability Among Adults Experiencing Homelessness
BACKGROUND: Patients experiencing homelessness (PEH) have intersecting medical, social, and behavioral needs. To meet their needs, promising medical respite and integrated care models have been developed. The use of validated population segmentation screening tools is paramount for equitable triage and tailored service delivery. The Simple Segmentation Tool (SST), consisting of global impression categories (GI) and complicating factors (CFs), was…
Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (6 works) · Dentistry (5 works) · Enamel paint (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Bioarchaeology (2 works)