Aging changes in the facial skeleton are concentrated mostly in orbits, maxilla and
mandible. The aim of this study was to analyze metric traits of the adult viscerocranium in a …

Introduction The talus plays an important role in receiving and dissipating the forces and
linking the leg and the foot. As such, it is of paramount importance to analyze how its …

Entheses are acknowledged as skeletal markers capable of revealing several biological and
behavioral aspects of past individuals and populations. However, entheseal changes (ECs) …

Introduction Modern humans are the only fully terrestrial ape. All other apes are partially
arboreal, particularly as infants and juveniles. Precocial locomotor development, high …

Objectives Calcaneal external shape differs among nonhuman primates relative to
locomotion. Such relationships between whole‐bone calcaneal trabecular structure and …

Trabecular bone architecture in the developing skeleton is a widely researched area of bone
biomechanics; however, despite its significance in weight‐bearing locomotion, the …

Understanding the ontogenetic effects of biocultural factors present in an individual's
environment during childhood is essential to the accurate interpretation of lived experiences …