Treponema pallidum < Treponemal Infections < Trichomonas Infections

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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 22.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000187 (1981)	J B Gregg	Possible treponematosis in fourteenth century Dakota territory: a progress report.
000246 (1975)	D R Brothwell ; R. Burleigh	Radiocarbon dates and the history of treponematoses in man.
000318 (1992)	D J Ortner ; F B Livingstone	Livingstone's 'alternative hypothesis'.
000420 (2002)	Patricia M. Lambert [États-Unis]	Rib lesions in a prehistoric Puebloan sample from southwestern Colorado.
000454 (2003)	Simon Mays [Royaume-Uni] ; Gillian Crane-Kramer ; Alex Bayliss	Two probable cases of treponemal disease of Medieval date from England.
000478 (2003)	Piers D. Mitchell [Royaume-Uni]	Pre-Columbian treponemal disease from 14th century AD Safed, Israel, and implications for the medieval eastern Mediterranean.
000691 (1992)	D J Ortner [États-Unis] ; N. Tuross ; A I Stix	New approaches to the study of disease in archeological New World populations.
000970 (2009)	Carlos Pineda [Mexique] ; Josefina Mansilla-Lory ; Manuel Martínez-Lavín ; Ilán Leboreiro ; Aldo Izaguirre ; Carmen Pijoan	Rheumatic diseases in the ancient Americas: the skeletal manifestations of treponematoses.
000A45 (2011)	Maria Ostendorf Smith [États-Unis] ; Tracy K. Betsinger ; Leslie Lea Williams	Differential visibility of treponemal disease in pre-Columbian stratified societies: does rank matter?
000B13 (2011)	Donald J. Ortner [États-Unis]	What skeletons tell us. The story of human paleopathology.
000C33 (2013)	C A Roberts [Royaume-Uni] ; A R Millard ; G M Nowell ; D R Gröcke ; C G Macpherson ; D G Pearson ; D H Evans	Isotopic tracing of the impact of mobility on infectious disease: The origin of people with treponematosis buried in hull, England, in the late medieval period.
000D86 (2015)	Don Walker [Royaume-Uni] ; Natasha Powers ; Brian Connell ; Rebecca Redfern	Evidence of skeletal treponematosis from the medieval burial ground of St. Mary Spital, London, and implications for the origins of the disease in Europe.
000E67 (2015)	Johanna Sophia Gaul [Autriche] ; Eduard Winter ; Karl Grossschmidt	Ancient pathogens in museal dry bone specimens: analysis of paleocytology and aDNA.
000F37 (1989)	K J Reichs	Treponematosis: a possible case from the late prehistoric of North Carolina.
001171 (1979)	M Y El-Najjar	Human treponematosis and tuberculosis: evidence from the New World.
001385 (1984)	J J Elting ; W A Starna	A possible case of pre-Columbian treponematosis from New York State.
001499 (1976)	D R Brothwell	Further evidence of treponematosis in a pre-European population from Oceania.
001520 (1975)	C J Hackett	An introduction to diagnostic criteria of syphilis, treponarid and yaws (treponematoses) in dry bones, and some implications.
001538 (1993)	D L Hutchinson [États-Unis]	Treponematosis in regional and chronological perspective from central Gulf Coast Florida.
001593 (1996)	V V Rao [Inde] ; T S Vasulu ; A D Rector Babu	Possible paleopathological evidence of treponematosis from a megalithic site at Agripalle, India.
001653 (1997)	M T Douglas [États-Unis] ; M. Pietrusewsky ; R M Ikehara-Quebral	Skeletal biology of Apurguan: a precontact Chamorro site on Guam.

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