The vermiculate surface pattern of brow ridges in Neandertal and modern crania

The vermiculate surface pattern of brow ridges in Neandertal and modern crania

A convoluted surface pattern of ridges and grooves characterizes the frontal torus in adult Neandertal fossils. Modern human skulls rarely have the pattern well developed. It is not observed in postcranial bones, nor in skulls of Neandertal children. This vermiculate bone is resistant to oriented cr...

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Veröffentlicht in:American journal of physical anthropology 1978-07, Vol.49 (1), p.1-10
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Brow ridges
Cephalometry
Europe
Fossils
History of medicine
History, Ancient
Humans
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Neandertal fossils
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Vermiculate surface bone
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description A convoluted surface pattern of ridges and grooves characterizes the frontal torus in adult Neandertal fossils. Modern human skulls rarely have the pattern well developed. It is not observed in postcranial bones, nor in skulls of Neandertal children. This vermiculate bone is resistant to oriented cracking from weathering or fractures. Structural characteristics of the bone give evidence on the problem of the function of hominid brow ridges.
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Fossils
History of medicine
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Modern crania
Neandertal fossils
Paleontology
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