Frederick A Milan
Biographic Data
| ID | 91570 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick A Milan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick A |
| FAMILY NAME | Milan |
| SIGNATURE | MILAN F A |
| AFFILIATIONS | United States Army Aeromedical Research Lab |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Eskimos of Northwestern Alaska. A Biological Perspective
Eskimos of Northwestern Alaska: A Biological Perspective
Physical Anthropology: Human Ecology. Frederick Sargent II
The Demography of the Native Population of an Alaskan City
Information from archival and census data shows that Alaskan natives, mainly Athapascans, started to move into Fairbanks over fifty years ago. During the Second World War, jobs available on construction projects attracted both Eskimos and Athapascans in family units. It appears from recent data that those now moving into the city are unmarried and younger than earlier migrants, that women outnumber men, and marriages between native and non-native…
Cerumen types in two Eskimo communities
Data on cerumen types were collected from two separate samples of Alaskan Eskimos. The observed frequency of the recessive dry allele further documents the existence of a genetic cline for earwax types in this region and world populations
A Demographic Study of an Eskimo Village on the North Slope of Alaska
Presents data on the 308 Eskimos of Wainwright obtained in July-Aug 1968 by a team under auspices of the US International Biological Programme. The geneological data and reproductive histories taken from 47 women informants reveal high fecundity, twin-birth rate and infant mortality, also a marked differential survival of children: 20% were responsible for 47% of the living offspring. The group median age was 16.1 yr; 67 were hybrids. Mortality r…
The International Study of Eskimos
Describes a five-yr program beginning 1968 as part of the International Biological Programme. Multi-disciplinary teams from Canada, Denmark, France and the US are to study Eskimo citizens at Wainwright in Alaska, Igloolik in Canada, and Upernavik and Angmagssalik in Greenland. The US program is mainly concerned with the mechanisms of human adaptation to environmental extremes and to urbanization. General research categories set up by planning con…
Physical Anthropology: The Most Ancient Eskimos: The Eskimo Affinities of Dorset Culture Skeletal Remains. Lawrence Oschinsky
Eskimos of Northwestern Alaska: A Biological Perspective
Cerumen types in two Eskimo communities
Data on cerumen types were collected from two separate samples of Alaskan Eskimos. The observed frequency of the recessive dry allele further documents the existence of a genetic cline for earwax types in this region and world populations
Physical Anthropology: The Most Ancient Eskimos: The Eskimo Affinities of Dorset Culture Skeletal Remains. Lawrence Oschinsky
The International Study of Eskimos
Describes a five-yr program beginning 1968 as part of the International Biological Programme. Multi-disciplinary teams from Canada, Denmark, France and the US are to study Eskimo citizens at Wainwright in Alaska, Igloolik in Canada, and Upernavik and Angmagssalik in Greenland. The US program is mainly concerned with the mechanisms of human adaptation to environmental extremes and to urbanization. General research categories set up by planning con…
A Demographic Study of an Eskimo Village on the North Slope of Alaska
Presents data on the 308 Eskimos of Wainwright obtained in July-Aug 1968 by a team under auspices of the US International Biological Programme. The geneological data and reproductive histories taken from 47 women informants reveal high fecundity, twin-birth rate and infant mortality, also a marked differential survival of children: 20% were responsible for 47% of the living offspring. The group median age was 16.1 yr; 67 were hybrids. Mortality r…
Cerumen types in two Eskimo communities
Data on cerumen types were collected from two separate samples of Alaskan Eskimos. The observed frequency of the recessive dry allele further documents the existence of a genetic cline for earwax types in this region and world populations
The Demography of the Native Population of an Alaskan City
Information from archival and census data shows that Alaskan natives, mainly Athapascans, started to move into Fairbanks over fifty years ago. During the Second World War, jobs available on construction projects attracted both Eskimos and Athapascans in family units. It appears from recent data that those now moving into the city are unmarried and younger than earlier migrants, that women outnumber men, and marriages between native and non-native…
Physical Anthropology: Human Ecology. Frederick Sargent II
Eskimos of Northwestern Alaska. A Biological Perspective
Eskimos of Northwestern Alaska: A Biological Perspective
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