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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Numbers of Vertebrae in Hominoid Evolution,d monkeys, or cercopithecoids) retaining the primitive number of 19 thoracolumbar vertebrae, hylobatids generally possessing 18 thoracolumbar vertebrae, and hominids (great apes and humans) having 17 or 16 thoracolumbar vertebrae. When compared to cercopithecoids, and to putative stem hominoids, ext

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The Spine of Early Pleistocene ,s modern humans. The spine of . reveals key changes relative to earlier hominins, with an expanded thoracolumbar spinal canal offering increased neurovascular capacities, and a ventral pillar (formed by the vertebral bodies) better equipped to mitigate compressive loads and provide energy return. Th

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Spinal Pathologies in Fossil Hominins,in StW 431 (.), and Scheuermann’s disease in A.L. 288-1 (.) and three isolated thoracic vertebrae from Hadar, Sts 14 (.), SKX 3342 (.), the Pelvis 1 individual from Sima de los Huesos and perhaps Kebara 2 and Shanidar 3. Juvenile disc herniation, traumatic anterior disc herniation and Scheuermann’s

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The Modern and Fossil Hominoid Spinal Ontogeny,ted immature fossil hominid vertebral material and where it fits within the developmental framework of the modern hominoid vertebral column..All hominoids share the general mammalian prenatal vertebral formation and differentiation process which results in species-specific variation of the vertebral

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The Association Between Spinal Posture and Spinal Biomechanics in Modern Humans: Implications for Eilar spinal biomechanical characteristics as modern humans. Neanderthal lineage hominins (NLH) with small spinal curvatures might have had somewhat different biomechanics characterized by more stable spine, with reduced shock attenuation abilities compared to modern humans. NLH probably also preferr

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How to Build a 3D Model of a Fossil Hominin Vertebral Spine Based on Osseous Material,used to describe sacral orientation. Both methods are applicable when the pelvis is relatively complete. Three methods—lumbar vertebral body wedging (LVBW), inferior articular process angle (IAPA), and lumbar lordosis based on PI (LLPI)—are used to define lumbar lordosis. Two methods—thoracic verteb

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