Titlebook: Biomechanics of the Primate Skull Base; Brigitte Demes Book 1985 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93305-4connection with the functions it has to perform. The skull encloses the brain and the sense organs and provides them with physical protection. It also houses the initial parts of the respiratory and digestive systems and together with the jaws constitutes a tool capable of cutting and grinding food.

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Korruptionsbek?mpfung vermittelne cranial cavity. It is composed of predominantly collagen fibers that are arranged in well-organized tracts, and probably increases the tensile strength of the cranial wall, although its contribution to overall resistance cannot be assessed precisely. Tensile strength of soft tissues is always cons

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Lebensweltorientierte Korruptionspr?ventione first time in biomechanics research. It permits the measurement of surface strains on three-dimensional bodies. Because it makes it possible to survey large surfaces, it is preferred to the traditional strain gage technique that only provides values of surface strains for individual points. If not

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Alexander Daniel Balzer,Carsten Starkd of the occipital condyles and a gap in the wall where the foramen magnum is located (shell no. 1; for its dimensions see Table 1). If loaded by compressive forces at the equivalents of the occipital condyles, it exhibits an isochromatic pattern on the outer surface as described below (Fig. 8).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06314-6ocranium, are subjected to stress due to bending. As large areas of the wall contribute to the absorption of the external forces, shell structures possess considerable load-bearing capacities. Unlike many shell structures used in architecture, the walls do not act as membranes. Membranes are charact