Geographic Patterns of Craniofacial Variation in Pre-Hispanic Populations from the Southern Cone of South America

In this study we analyzed the relationships and patterns of spatial variation from morphological cranial variability of 17 population samples representing the ancient inhabitants of the central territory of Argentina (archaeologically known as “Sierras Centrales”) and other pre-Hispanic populations...

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Published in:	Human biology Vol. 83; no. 4; pp. 491 - 507
Main Authors:	Fabra, Mariana, Demarchi, Darío A.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	United States Wayne State University Press 01-08-2011
Subjects:	Argentina Asian Continental Ancestry Group Biological anthropology Biological variation Centrales Cephalometry CRANIOMETRICS Craniometry ENVIRONMENT European Continental Ancestry Group Genetic aspects Genetic diversity Genetic Drift Genetic Variation - genetics Geography History, Ancient Humans Indians, South American - history Indians, South American - statistics & numerical data Morphology Morphology (Biology) Museums Natural history Paleontology - history Paleontology - statistics & numerical data Phylogeography - history Phylogeography - statistics & numerical data Physiological aspects Population Prehistoric peoples Regression Analysis s Sample surveys SIERRAS CENTRALES Skull Skull - anatomy & histology SOUTH AMERICA Spatial analysis SPATIAL AUTOCORRELATION SPATIAL REGRESSION Variables Argentina South America
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