Sentence examples for skeletal collections from inspiring English sources

The collection of fish skeletons at the American Museum of Natural History, in New York, is in many respects unrivalled, and can be compared only with skeletal collections in London, Paris, and Chicago.

One of the many ironies in the situation is that many Native American groups who favor the preservation and study of archaeological and skeletal collections are being co-opted by the actions of small but vocal activist minorities in cahoots with ignorant legislators willing to sell the profession down the pike for the sake of short-term political gains".

Representative skeletal collections, consisting of remains of mammals, birds and fishes (total 1704 bones) were obtained during the excavations of the medieval castle Przewłoka 1 in 2015.

Although direct measurements on bones gave more accurate results compared to that with radiography (Hauser et al. 2005), direct measurement has not been adopted in Malaysia due to the limited number of skeletal collections.

Recent studies used x-ray and scan due to the new upcoming technology and availability of skeletal collections (Muñoz et al. 2001; Sarajlić et al. 2006; Petrovečki et al. 2007; Hasegawa et al. 2009; Amal Hayati et al. 2011; Farsinejad et al. 2014).

In order to test the hypothesis that paleopathological diagnosis is an adequate measure of the prevalence of malignant neoplasms in human remains, 131 skeletons (78 females, 53 males, age-at-death range: 15 93 years) from Coimbra and Lisbon Identified Skeletal Collections, 19th/20th century (Portugal), were examined.

The relatively large skeletal collection from Harappa offers an opportunity to examine biocultural aspects of urban life and its decline in South Asian prehistory.

All illustrated examples of osteological pathology are drawn from the Berkeley Primate Skeletal Collection, most of them from the archeological contexts.

Analyses of trabecular bone architecture in the distal tibia of an age-matched skeletal sample (the Norris Farms #36 archaeological skeletal collection) show a bony signal of this shift in locomotor stability.

Lounès Chikhi, a geneticist at Paul Sabatier University who has studied the spread of farming for many years, praises the team for getting both Y chromosome and mtDNA from the same skeletal collection.

This skeletal collection is well documented [39] and the information about age, sex and also some skeletal dimensions were obtained from the literature.