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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 18.
Ident.Authors (with country if any)Title
000945 (2010) D. Degusta [États-Unis]Cribra orbitalia: a non‐human primate perspective
000963 (1987) P. Stuart-Macadam [Royaume-Uni]Porotic hyperostosis: New evidence to support the anemia theory
000974 (1989) Patty Stuart-Macadam [Canada]Porotic hyperostosis: Relationship between orbital and vault lesions
000C94 (1996) V. V. Rao [Inde] ; T. S. Vasulu [Inde, États-Unis] ; A. D. W. Rector Babu [Inde, États-Unis]Possible paleopathological evidence of treponematosis from a megalithic site at Agripalle, India
000D02 (1998) Scott C. Pedersen [États-Unis] ; Susan C. Ant N [États-Unis]Bicoronal synostosis in a child from historic Omaha Cemetery 25DK10
000D13 (2000) Alicia Kay Wilbur [Mexique, États-Unis]Possible case of Rubinstein‐Taybi syndrome in a prehistoric skeleton from west‐central Illinois
000F13 (1997) Pilar-Julia Pérez ; Ana Gracia ; Ignacio Mart Nez ; Juan-Luis ArsuagaPaleopathological evidence of the cranial remains from the Sima de los Huesos Middle Pleistocene site (Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain). Description and preliminary inferences
001013 (1997) Donald J. Ortner [États-Unis, Royaume-Uni] ; Mary Frances Ericksen [États-Unis]Bone changes in the human skull probably resulting from scurvy in infancy and childhood
001058 (1987) P. Stuart-Macadam [Royaume-Uni]A radiographic study of porotic hyperostosis
001097 (2004) Ulrike Wapler [France, Allemagne] ; Eric Crubézy [France] ; Michael Schultz [Allemagne]Is cribra orbitalia synonymous with anemia? Analysis and interpretation of cranial pathology in Sudan
001407 (2009) Phillip L. Walker [États-Unis] ; Rhonda R. Bathurst [Canada] ; Rebecca Richman [États-Unis] ; Thor Gjerdrum [États-Unis] ; Valerie A. Andrushko [États-Unis]The causes of porotic hyperostosis and cribra orbitalia: A reappraisal of the iron‐deficiency‐anemia hypothesis
001430 (1996) Isabelle Ribot [Belgique] ; Charlotte Roberts [Royaume-Uni]A Study of Non-specific Stress Indicators and Skeletal Growth in Two Mediaeval Subadult Populations
001518 (1985) Gary D. Richards [États-Unis]Analysis of a microcephalic child from the late period (ca. 1100–1700 A.D.) of Central California
001628 (1987) Ted A. Rathbun [États-Unis]Health and disease at a South Carolina plantation: 1840–1870
001641 (2001) Michael SchultzPaleohistopathology of bone: A new approach to the study of ancient diseases
001763 (2008) Kara C. Hoover [États-Unis] ; Hirofumi Matsumura [Japon]Temporal variation and interaction between nutritional and developmental instability in prehistoric Japanese populations
001772 (2008) Z. Obertová [Allemagne] ; M. ThurzoRelationship between cribra orbitalia and enamel hypoplasia in the early medieval Slavic population at Borovce, Slovakia
001789 (2011) J. A. Cocilovo [Argentine] ; H. H. Varela [Argentine] ; T. G. O'Brien [États-Unis]Effects of artificial deformation on cranial morphogenesis in the south central Andes

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