Tibor Koertvelyessy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4303965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tibor Koertvelyessy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tibor |
| FAMILY NAME | Koertvelyessy |
| SIGNATURE | KOERTVELYESSY T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ohio University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Human biology and history
Epidemic Cycles in Agricultural Populations: A Cross-Cultural Study
A cross-cultural analysis of mortality patterns is of interest to biological anthropologists and genetic epidemiologists. In this paper, we examine four agricultural populations from Costa Rica, Hungary, and the United States in order to determine if they suffered from a cyclical distribution of epidemics. When possible, we look at the mortality time series of adults and children separately. Of the 2 series, only 2 show significant epidemic cycle…
The influence of religious affiliation on surname repetition (RP) in marriages of Marokpapi, Hungary
La repetition du nom de famille dans l'approche du mariage mesure la subdivision de la population resultant de l'influence du comportement lignager dans le choix du conjoint. Cette methode est appliquee aux subdivisions religieuses de la population rurale de Marokpapi au Nord-Est de la Hongrie : chez les catholiques et les protestants le comportement lignager aboutit a une subdivision de la population avec un declin de la variete genetique ; aucu…
The Influence of Religious Affiliation on Surname Repetition in Marriages in Tiszaszalka, Hungary
The repeated-pairs of surnames in marriages (RP) approach is applied to the population of Tiszaszalka in north-eastern Hungary. The results indicate that: (1) lineage-like behaviour in mate choice results in population subdivision in both the Catholics and the Protestants of the village; (2) unlike in some other Tiszahat villages, the isonymous and the repeating unions in Tiszaszalka occur in different lineages so, in neither of these subpopulati…
Repetition of the same pairs of names in marriages in Fogo Island, Newfoundland, and genetic variation
Surnames can be used to investigate the genetic structure of human populations. The repeated‐pairs approach (RP) uses information on the repetition of the same pairs of names from marital data sets to indicate the influence of clanlike behavior on mate choice. RP estimates the subdivision of the population into subgroups that breed among themselves and the kind of inbreeding ascribed to the Wahlund effect. The application of this method to the Fo…
Demography and Evolution in an Immigrant Ethnic Community: Hungarian Settlement, Louisiana, USA
This paper describes the fertility, mortality, and marriage patterns of the Hungarian Settlement, Louisiana, USA, immigrant ethnic population and relates these demographic processes to the evolutionary forces of natural selection, genetic drift, and gene flow. The results indicate that the maximum opportunity for natural selection decreased over time, and natural selection could have operated in the case of this population at only a very moderate…
Marital structure and genetic heterogeneity of Ramea Island, Newfoundland
The population structure of Ramea Island, Newfoundland, is described using surname, marital migration, and serological data. Results presented indicate that Ramea is an open and heterogeneous population. It is shown, however, that this contemporary characterization has a time depth of only three decades and has resulted from a rapid population response to a single historical/economic event
A twins-method heritability estimate of extremity surface temperatures during exposure to a standardized cold-stress
Repetition of the same pairs of names in marriages in Fogo Island, Newfoundland, and genetic variation
Surnames can be used to investigate the genetic structure of human populations. The repeated‐pairs approach (RP) uses information on the repetition of the same pairs of names from marital data sets to indicate the influence of clanlike behavior on mate choice. RP estimates the subdivision of the population into subgroups that breed among themselves and the kind of inbreeding ascribed to the Wahlund effect. The application of this method to the Fo…
Epidemic Cycles in Agricultural Populations: A Cross-Cultural Study
A cross-cultural analysis of mortality patterns is of interest to biological anthropologists and genetic epidemiologists. In this paper, we examine four agricultural populations from Costa Rica, Hungary, and the United States in order to determine if they suffered from a cyclical distribution of epidemics. When possible, we look at the mortality time series of adults and children separately. Of the 2 series, only 2 show significant epidemic cycle…
Marital structure and genetic heterogeneity of Ramea Island, Newfoundland
The population structure of Ramea Island, Newfoundland, is described using surname, marital migration, and serological data. Results presented indicate that Ramea is an open and heterogeneous population. It is shown, however, that this contemporary characterization has a time depth of only three decades and has resulted from a rapid population response to a single historical/economic event
The influence of religious affiliation on surname repetition (RP) in marriages of Marokpapi, Hungary
La repetition du nom de famille dans l'approche du mariage mesure la subdivision de la population resultant de l'influence du comportement lignager dans le choix du conjoint. Cette methode est appliquee aux subdivisions religieuses de la population rurale de Marokpapi au Nord-Est de la Hongrie : chez les catholiques et les protestants le comportement lignager aboutit a une subdivision de la population avec un declin de la variete genetique ; aucu…
A twins-method heritability estimate of extremity surface temperatures during exposure to a standardized cold-stress
A twins-method heritability estimate of extremity surface temperatures during exposure to a standardized cold-stress
Demography and Evolution in an Immigrant Ethnic Community: Hungarian Settlement, Louisiana, USA
This paper describes the fertility, mortality, and marriage patterns of the Hungarian Settlement, Louisiana, USA, immigrant ethnic population and relates these demographic processes to the evolutionary forces of natural selection, genetic drift, and gene flow. The results indicate that the maximum opportunity for natural selection decreased over time, and natural selection could have operated in the case of this population at only a very moderate…
Marital structure and genetic heterogeneity of Ramea Island, Newfoundland
The population structure of Ramea Island, Newfoundland, is described using surname, marital migration, and serological data. Results presented indicate that Ramea is an open and heterogeneous population. It is shown, however, that this contemporary characterization has a time depth of only three decades and has resulted from a rapid population response to a single historical/economic event
Repetition of the same pairs of names in marriages in Fogo Island, Newfoundland, and genetic variation
Surnames can be used to investigate the genetic structure of human populations. The repeated‐pairs approach (RP) uses information on the repetition of the same pairs of names from marital data sets to indicate the influence of clanlike behavior on mate choice. RP estimates the subdivision of the population into subgroups that breed among themselves and the kind of inbreeding ascribed to the Wahlund effect. The application of this method to the Fo…
The Influence of Religious Affiliation on Surname Repetition in Marriages in Tiszaszalka, Hungary
The repeated-pairs of surnames in marriages (RP) approach is applied to the population of Tiszaszalka in north-eastern Hungary. The results indicate that: (1) lineage-like behaviour in mate choice results in population subdivision in both the Catholics and the Protestants of the village; (2) unlike in some other Tiszahat villages, the isonymous and the repeating unions in Tiszaszalka occur in different lineages so, in neither of these subpopulati…
The influence of religious affiliation on surname repetition (RP) in marriages of Marokpapi, Hungary
La repetition du nom de famille dans l'approche du mariage mesure la subdivision de la population resultant de l'influence du comportement lignager dans le choix du conjoint. Cette methode est appliquee aux subdivisions religieuses de la population rurale de Marokpapi au Nord-Est de la Hongrie : chez les catholiques et les protestants le comportement lignager aboutit a une subdivision de la population avec un declin de la variete genetique ; aucu…
Epidemic Cycles in Agricultural Populations: A Cross-Cultural Study
A cross-cultural analysis of mortality patterns is of interest to biological anthropologists and genetic epidemiologists. In this paper, we examine four agricultural populations from Costa Rica, Hungary, and the United States in order to determine if they suffered from a cyclical distribution of epidemics. When possible, we look at the mortality time series of adults and children separately. Of the 2 series, only 2 show significant epidemic cycle…
Human biology and history
Demography (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · History (5 works) · Genealogy (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock (3 works) · Genetic diversity and population structure (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Repetition (rhetorical device) (3 works)