Sunyoung Pak
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 94393 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sunyoung Pak |
| NOMBRES | Sunyoung |
| APELLIDO | Pak |
| FIRMA | PAK S |
| AFILIACIONES | Seoul National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1532-8546 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The correlation between the tooth wear of the first molar and the estimated age from the auricular surfaces in a Joseon Dynasty population, South Korea
Dental wear is widely accepted as a physiological consequence of aging, and its evaluation can be a simple tool with which to estimate the age at death of an adult. However, previous studies indicate that age estimation based solely on dental wear is not reliable and does not clarify how the degrees of dental wear are used to reach a final age estimation. Furthermore, most techniques used to measure dental wear rely on an ordinal scale despite th…
Syphilitic infection in a pre-modern population from South Korea (19th century AD)
Recent studies suggest that acquired syphilis evolved in the Old World from a non-sexually transmitted treponeme originating in the New World during early European expansion and colonization. However, when and via which route the bacteria were introduced into Asia remains uncertain. This study examined the first paleopathological evidence of syphilitic infection in an individual from the 19th century AD in South Korea. The individuals from a site…
Principles of Archaeogenetics and the Current Trends of Ancient Genome Studies
Paleopathological Studies of Infectious Disease
A Study of Bilateral Asymmetry Pattern in the Eye Orbit and Nose of the Joseon Dynasty Skeletal Group Using Geometric Morphometrics
In this study, the pattern of bilateral asymmetry in the eye orbit and nose of the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group was analyzed using geometric morphometrics. For this, 38 adult males and 38 adult females from the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group belonging to the 15th to early 20th centuries were examined. For geometric morphometric analysis, Procrustes superimposition was performed on 10 landmarks in both eye orbits and 7 nasal landmarks. The data we…
A comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between the two sexes in a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea
Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an important factor for inferring standard of living in a population. However, the crania of a Joseon Dynasty population have only been studied in terms of its morphological characteristics. In this regard, the cranial FA of the two sexes from a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea…
The Study of Cranial Shape Variation in a Population from Joseon Dynasty using Geometric Morphometrics
Traditional morphometrics uses ratios between measured values such as the cranial index and the upper facial index. However, with these ratios alone, it is impossible to represent the shape of the entire cranium in a three-dimensional space because ratio does not express coordinate data. This methodological limitation of traditional morphometrics makes it difficult to evaluate relations between cranial parts. However, it is important to assess re…
Biomechanical Properties of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Shape from the Eunpyeong Population
Degenerative joint diseases and enthesopathies in a Joseon Dynasty population from Korea
Rethinking the Possibilities and Limitations of a Study on the Skeletal Markers Reconstructing the General Level of Physical Activity
An Estimation of Adult Males' Average Stature from the Skeletal Remains of Joseon Period
Patterns of Linear Enamel Hypoplasias among Korean Skeletal Samples from the Joseon Dynasty Period
Height and living standards in North Korea, 1930s-1980s
The adult stature of 6,512 North Korean refugees born from the 1930s to the 1980s was employed as an indicator of living standards in North Korea. The height of North Koreans born before the division of the Korean Peninsula exceeded that of their South Korean peers. All North Korean cohorts born thereafter were shorter than their South Korean counterparts. North Koreans did not experience a meaningful secular increase in height during 60 years of…
The growth status of North Korean refugee children and adolescents from 6 to 19 years of age
Variations in the birth-season effects on height attainment in the two Koreas
Birth season-height patterns of Koreans follow the typical global pattern, but extreme environmental circumstances during the North Korean food crisis appear to have significantly disrupted that pattern
Early stature prediction method using stature growth parameters
This study suggests that a final stature prediction method using multiple regression analysis that includes biological parameters can predict stature growth with sufficient validity and accuracy. Incorporation of TO-related parameters allowed us to develop earlier growth evaluation and prediction methods compared with other previous methods
The biological standard of living in the two Koreas
Height and living standards in North Korea, 1930s-1980s
The adult stature of 6,512 North Korean refugees born from the 1930s to the 1980s was employed as an indicator of living standards in North Korea. The height of North Koreans born before the division of the Korean Peninsula exceeded that of their South Korean peers. All North Korean cohorts born thereafter were shorter than their South Korean counterparts. North Koreans did not experience a meaningful secular increase in height during 60 years of…
A comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between the two sexes in a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea
Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an important factor for inferring standard of living in a population. However, the crania of a Joseon Dynasty population have only been studied in terms of its morphological characteristics. In this regard, the cranial FA of the two sexes from a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea…
An Estimation of Adult Males' Average Stature from the Skeletal Remains of Joseon Period
Syphilitic infection in a pre-modern population from South Korea (19th century AD)
Recent studies suggest that acquired syphilis evolved in the Old World from a non-sexually transmitted treponeme originating in the New World during early European expansion and colonization. However, when and via which route the bacteria were introduced into Asia remains uncertain. This study examined the first paleopathological evidence of syphilitic infection in an individual from the 19th century AD in South Korea. The individuals from a site…
Biomechanical Properties of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Shape from the Eunpyeong Population
Patterns of Linear Enamel Hypoplasias among Korean Skeletal Samples from the Joseon Dynasty Period
The biological standard of living in the two Koreas
Early stature prediction method using stature growth parameters
This study suggests that a final stature prediction method using multiple regression analysis that includes biological parameters can predict stature growth with sufficient validity and accuracy. Incorporation of TO-related parameters allowed us to develop earlier growth evaluation and prediction methods compared with other previous methods
Variations in the birth-season effects on height attainment in the two Koreas
Birth season-height patterns of Koreans follow the typical global pattern, but extreme environmental circumstances during the North Korean food crisis appear to have significantly disrupted that pattern
The growth status of North Korean refugee children and adolescents from 6 to 19 years of age
An Estimation of Adult Males' Average Stature from the Skeletal Remains of Joseon Period
Patterns of Linear Enamel Hypoplasias among Korean Skeletal Samples from the Joseon Dynasty Period
Height and living standards in North Korea, 1930s-1980s
The adult stature of 6,512 North Korean refugees born from the 1930s to the 1980s was employed as an indicator of living standards in North Korea. The height of North Koreans born before the division of the Korean Peninsula exceeded that of their South Korean peers. All North Korean cohorts born thereafter were shorter than their South Korean counterparts. North Koreans did not experience a meaningful secular increase in height during 60 years of…
Rethinking the Possibilities and Limitations of a Study on the Skeletal Markers Reconstructing the General Level of Physical Activity
Degenerative joint diseases and enthesopathies in a Joseon Dynasty population from Korea
Biomechanical Properties of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Shape from the Eunpyeong Population
The Study of Cranial Shape Variation in a Population from Joseon Dynasty using Geometric Morphometrics
Traditional morphometrics uses ratios between measured values such as the cranial index and the upper facial index. However, with these ratios alone, it is impossible to represent the shape of the entire cranium in a three-dimensional space because ratio does not express coordinate data. This methodological limitation of traditional morphometrics makes it difficult to evaluate relations between cranial parts. However, it is important to assess re…
A Study of Bilateral Asymmetry Pattern in the Eye Orbit and Nose of the Joseon Dynasty Skeletal Group Using Geometric Morphometrics
In this study, the pattern of bilateral asymmetry in the eye orbit and nose of the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group was analyzed using geometric morphometrics. For this, 38 adult males and 38 adult females from the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group belonging to the 15th to early 20th centuries were examined. For geometric morphometric analysis, Procrustes superimposition was performed on 10 landmarks in both eye orbits and 7 nasal landmarks. The data we…
A comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between the two sexes in a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea
Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an important factor for inferring standard of living in a population. However, the crania of a Joseon Dynasty population have only been studied in terms of its morphological characteristics. In this regard, the cranial FA of the two sexes from a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea…
Principles of Archaeogenetics and the Current Trends of Ancient Genome Studies
Paleopathological Studies of Infectious Disease
Syphilitic infection in a pre-modern population from South Korea (19th century AD)
Recent studies suggest that acquired syphilis evolved in the Old World from a non-sexually transmitted treponeme originating in the New World during early European expansion and colonization. However, when and via which route the bacteria were introduced into Asia remains uncertain. This study examined the first paleopathological evidence of syphilitic infection in an individual from the 19th century AD in South Korea. The individuals from a site…
The correlation between the tooth wear of the first molar and the estimated age from the auricular surfaces in a Joseon Dynasty population, South Korea
Dental wear is widely accepted as a physiological consequence of aging, and its evaluation can be a simple tool with which to estimate the age at death of an adult. However, previous studies indicate that age estimation based solely on dental wear is not reliable and does not clarify how the degrees of dental wear are used to reach a final age estimation. Furthermore, most techniques used to measure dental wear rely on an ordinal scale despite th…
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