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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 17.
Ident.Authors (with country if any)Title
000058 (1975) D E Zaino ; E C ZainoCribra orbitalia in the aborigines of Hawaii and Australia.
000510 (1963) V. Moller-Christensen ; A T SandisonUsura orbitae (cribra orbitalia) in the collection of crania in the anatomy department of the University of Glasgow.
000597 (????) John Lascaratos [Grèce] ; Gerassimos Lascaratos ; George KalantzisThe ophthalmic wound of Philip II of Macedonia (360-336 BCE).
000599 (????) E A O'Sullivan [Royaume-Uni] ; S A Williams ; M E CurzonDental caries in relation to nutritional stress in early English child populations.
000677 (2000) Z. Lubocka [Pologne]Cribra orbitalia in early medieval population from Ostrów Lednicki (Poland).
000715 (2006) Michele R. Buzon [Canada]Health of the non-elites at Tombos: Nutritional and disease stress in New Kingdom Nubia.
000910 (????) Pierre L. Thillaud[A new approach to the identification and the interpretation of the various forms of cribra orbitalia].
000929 (2009) Phillip L. Walker [États-Unis] ; Rhonda R. Bathurst ; Rebecca Richman ; Thor Gjerdrum ; Valerie A. AndrushkoThe causes of porotic hyperostosis and cribra orbitalia: a reappraisal of the iron-deficiency-anemia hypothesis.
000C29 (2012) Hasan Naveed [Royaume-Uni] ; Saif F. Abed ; Indran Davagnanam ; Jimmy M. Uddin ; Philip J. AddsLessons from the past: cribra orbitalia, an orbital roof pathology.
000C84 (1990) S G WebbPrehistoric eye disease (trachoma?) in Australian aborigines.
000D45 (2014) Sandra Lösch ; Negahnaz Moghaddam ; Alice Paladin ; Ute Rummel ; Estelle Hower-Tilmann ; Albert ZinkMorphologic-anthropological investigations in tomb K93.12 at Dra' Abu el-Naga (Western Thebes, Egypt).
000D95 (2015) Isabel Ferros ; Maria J. Mora ; Idoia F. Obeso ; Publio Jimenez [Espagne] ; Arturo Martinez-Insua [Espagne]The nasomaxillary complex and the cranial base in artificial cranial deformation: relationships from a geometric morphometric study.
000E09 (2015) P. Saint-Martin [France] ; F. Dedouit [France] ; C. Rérolle [France] ; C. Guilbeau-Frugier [France] ; H. Dabernat [France] ; D. Rougé [France] ; N. Telmon [France] ; E. Crubézy [France]Diagnostic value of high-resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography (HR-pQCT) in the qualitative assessment of cribra orbitalia: a preliminary study.
000F79 (2016) Maryna Steyn [Afrique du Sud] ; Sarah Voeller [États-Unis] ; Deona Botha [Afrique du Sud] ; Ann H. Ross [États-Unis]Cribra orbitalia: Prevalence in contemporary populations.
001060 (1977) E. TrinkausThe Alto Salaverry child: a case of anemia from the Peruvian preceramic.
001300 (1969) P. Huhn[Cribra orbitalia and other "cribrous" defects in the facial bones of catarrhine primates].
001640 (1997) H. Schutkowski [Allemagne] ; G. Grupe[Correlations between cribra orbitalia, archeometric findings on the skeleton and habitat conditions].

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