[PDF] Top 20 Sacral Orientation in Hominin Evolution

... for sacral orientation (Von Lackum, 1924; Ferguson, 1934; Stagnara et ...assessing sacral orientation that is an exception to this requirement for living representatives is pelvic incidence ... See full document

... the evolution of the head and neck in functional and phylogenetic ...the orientation of the foramen magnum and the degree of cervical ...The orientation of the foramen magnum and the angle of the ... See full document

... possible injury (Lovejoy 2005a; Whitcome 2012). The presence of wedged centra in the lordotic curve spreads the forces acting on the vertebrae in a coplanar manner (in the same plane) rather than subjecting them to ... See full document

... affecting waiting time than the time required to amplify a given beneficial mutation after it has arisen. It is now generally recognized that beneficial mutations are rare, and that high-impact beneficial mutations are ... See full document

... Toughness values (J/m 2 ) of plant organs within savanna habitats known to be 243.. consumed by primates (Wilcoxon/Kruskal-Wallis test, p < 0.0001). The y-axis has been 244.[r] ... See full document

... In this work we apply a new multiscale method of analysing CMEs. The use of multiscale methods in astrophysics have proven e ff ective at denoising spectra and images (Murtagh et al. 1995; Fligge & Solanki 1997), ... See full document

... Material and Methods. The analysis comprised 77 specimens (40 female, 52%) of fetal sacrum aged 14–27 weeks with crown−rump lengths of 80–226 mm. The survey incorporated anthropological and preparational methods as well ... See full document

... In this study, the author found it difficult to meet with large restaurant owners with franchises that had spread throughout Indonesia. The author can only meet with the management of the restaurant. Thus, the strategy ... See full document

... lateral sacral crest, opposite to the second sacral foramen, and b) the “deep” ASIJ situated between the large roughened tuberosity of the ileum and the lateral crest of sa- crum opposite the first ... See full document

... systematically with the faulting regimes. The highest b-values are found in normal faulting regimes (up to 1.2), whereas the lowest b-values occur in thrust events (as small as 0.6), and strike-slip events are in ... See full document

... to detect adaptive genetic variation when expansion and ecological gradients.. follow the same direction..[r] ... See full document

... Keywords: Great apes; anthropogenic disturbance; behavioural flexibility; ape cognition;.. hominin coexistence; human-wildlife interaction.[r] ... See full document

... For comparative purposes simulations were run at a gape angle of 20 degrees and with all jaw closer muscles set maximally active for all individuals. Published electromyographic data suggest that all jaw closer muscles ... See full document

... (MD, depth measured along hole), corresponding to a ver- tical depth (TVD) of 2562 m. The well penetrates the crys- talline basement at a depth of 2212 m MD and targets a local complex fault structure (Baujard et al., ... See full document

... Feminists argue that sexuality does not have a natural evolution but it is constructed in a social context; its definition, just like gender, has a cultural orientation.. It means[r] ... See full document

... Soon after the OHCHR’s creation in 1994, the office “held that laws used to criminalize private, adult, consensual same-sex sexual relations violate rights to privacy and to non- discrimination” (OHCHR 2011b, 6). This ... See full document

... an evolution from QDs to QW was clearly observed in both morphologic and optical ...surface orientation departs from GaAs (100), as they were reported previously on GaAs (311)B and GaAs ...The ... See full document

... after sacral resection is challenging in terms of anatomical complexity, excessive loadbearing, and wide de- ...of sacral osteosarcoma surgically treated with hemisacrectomy and sacral reconstruction ... See full document

... involving the sacral alar, with zones 2 and 3 fractures progressing medially to involve the neural foramina and sacral bodies, respectively. Consequently, unilateral radicu- lar symptoms are often reported ... See full document

... During the past several decades, there have been numerous reports of patients suspected of having idiopathic SIJ pain who also have associ- ated lower extremity symptoms, including radi- cular pain (2, 10, 11). The ... See full document