TY  - BOOK
AU  - Johnston, Francis E.
ED  - American Association of Physical Anthropologists
TI  - American journal of physical anthropology: official publication of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists 
AV  - GN 49 A44 1982 v. 57 no. 3
PY  - 1982///
CY  - New York
PB  - Alan R. Liss, Inc.
KW  - Physical anthropology
KW  - Periodicals. Societies. Serials
KW  - Antiquities, Prehistoric
KW  - Prehistoric peoples
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Sole dermatoglyphics in the Forest Nentsy, Nganasans, and Chukchi: dermatoglyphic distances; Lemza, S.V. and Galaktionov, O. K.; Interpopulation variation in fluctuating asymmetry of the palmar a-b ridge-count; Jantz, R.L. and Webb, R.S.; Growth and body composition of Mexican-American boys 9 through 14 years of age; Zavaleta, Anthony N. and Malina, Robert M.; Helicoidal plane of dental occlusion; Osborn, J. W.; Electron-optical microscopic study of incipient dental microdamage from experimental seed and bone crushing; Peters, Charles R.; Intra- and interobserver error in craniometry: a cautionary tale; Utermohle, Charles J. and Zegura, Stephen L.; Finger ridge- count variation among various Subsaharan African groups; Jantz, R.L., Hawkinson, C.H., Brehme, H., and Hitzeroth, H.W.; Differences in molar wear gradient between juvenile macaques and langurs; Teaford, Mark F.; A nonparametric distance analysis of biochemical genetic data from the Aland Islands, Finland; Carmelli, Dorit and Jorde, L.B.; How do Trabeculae affect the calculation of structural properties of bone?; Burr, David B. and Piotrowski, George; Erratum. Lead in bone II: skeletal-lead content as an indicator of lifetime lead ingestion and the social correlates in an archaeological population. am. j. phys. anthropol. (1981) 55:285-291; Aufderheide, Arthur C., Neiman, Fraser D., Wittmers, Lorentz E., Jr., and Rapp, George
N2  - "The American Journal of Physical Anthropology is designed for the prompt publication of original and significant articles on human evolution and variation, including primate morphology, physiology, genetics, adaptation, growth, development, and behavior present and past."
ER  -