Dental observations on Australian aborigines: buccolingual crown diameters of deciduous and permanent teeth*

Taxonomic Tapestries: The Threads of Evolutionary, Behavioural and Conservation Research

“…Many of these remains cannot be reliably sexed and so the sample is best treated as bisexual. Barrett et al 1963Barrett et al , 1964 Euston, Murray Valley 14-27 ♂ and ♀ about equal Brown 1978 Source: All sources listed in the table and cited fully in the references. Note: A.…”

“…The order of the samples reflects their order after seriation of the average-linkage dendrogram, which is illustrated in Figure 10 Sources: Snell 1938; Barrett et al 1963Barrett et al , 1964Jacob 1964;Jacob 1967aJacob , 1967bDoran and Freedman 1974;Brown 1978;Bulbeck 1981;Brace et al 1984;Brown 1989;Tayles 1989;Storm 1995 Notes: A. The seriated calibrated distances, in the bottom-left half-matrix, show a tendency to be smallest along the diagonal and to increase with each step away from the diagonal, moving horizontally or vertically.…”

“…CC=Coobool Creek; EA=Euston, Australia; MJ=Mesolithic Java; GCH=Gua Cha Hoabinhian; WLB=Walbiri, Australia; AMS=Semelai Aboriginal Malays; AMT=Temuan Aboriginal Malays; SN=Temiar Senoi; CH=Shanghai, China; JB=Batawi, Java; MTP=Motupore Island, PNG; JS=Surabaya, Java; NN=Neolithic Niah; GCN=Gua Cha Neolithic; NGH=New Guinea Highlanders; SMB=Batek Semang; SMJ=Jahai Semang; LPJ=Late Pleistocene Java. Sources: Snell 1938; Barrett et al 1964;Jacob 1967a;Doran and Freedman 1974;Brown 1978;Brace et al 1984;Brown 1989;Storm 1995 However, when the calibrated shape distances (Table 10. The similarity between Australian and New Guinea samples in Figure 10.2, lacking from Figure 10.3, suggests the existence of a 'Southwest Pacific tooth shape' based on mesiodistal diameters and their relation to buccolingual diameters. This similarity cannot be attributed to interstitial wear.…”

“…LPJ=Late Pleistocene Java; EA=Euston, Australia; GCH=Gua Cha Hoabinhian; MJ=Mesolithic Java; NGH=New Guinea Highlanders; WLB=Walbiri, Australia; MTP=Motupore Island, PNG; SMJ=Jahai Semang; SMB=Batek Semang; SN=Temiar Senoi; AMS=Semelai Aboriginal Malays; AMT=Temuan Aboriginal Malays; CH=Shanghai, China; JB=Batawi, Java; JS=Surabaya, Java; GCN=Gua Cha Neolithic; NN=Neolithic Niah. Sources: Snell 1938; Barrett et al 1963Barrett et al , 1964Jacob 1967a;Doran and Freedman 1974;Brown 1978;Brace et al 1984;Storm 1995 Sources: Snell 1938; Barrett et al 1963Barrett et al , 1964Jacob 1967a;Doran and Freedman 1974;Brown 1978;Brace et al 1984;Storm 1995;Détroit 2002;Bulbeck 2005a;Manser 2005; Noerwidi 2011-12.…”

Afinidades biológicas extra-continentais dos paleoíndios tardios de Lagoa Santa e suas implicações para a questão do povoamento do novo mundo: uma abordagem odontométrica

“…Tal procedimento permitiu maximizar o tamanho das amostras e ao mesmo tempo manter o indivíduo e não o dente como unidade de estudo. Este é um procedimento padrão utilizado em trabalhos de odontometria e está alicerçado na existência de uma alta correlação entre os antímeros (variando de 0.85 a 0.97) para os dentes decíduos e de 0.87 a 0.96 para os dentes permanentes (Barrett et al, 1963;Barrett et al, 1964;Moorrees & Reed, 1964).…”