Titlebook: Spinal Evolution; Morphology, Function Ella Been,Asier Gómez-Olivencia,Patricia Ann Krame Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Ver

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The Hominoid Cranial Base in Relation to Posture and Locomotion,ons in neck extensor musculature suggest a decreased emphasis on head-neck extension for maintaining neutral head posture in humans. Great apes, by contrast, require a comparatively enlarged neck extensor musculature or bony modifications that affect the length of their force arms to hold up heads w

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