Analyses of human skeletal shape and geometry are used to investigate questions related to
habitual activities and physical lifeways, as well as biological distance and relatedness …

Primate fingers are typically in direct contact with the environment during both locomotion
and manipulation, and aspects of external phalangeal morphology are known to reflect …

Neanderthal foot bone proportions and morphology are mostly indistinguishable from those
of Homo sapiens, with the exception of several distinct Neanderthal features in the talus. The …

Aspects of trabecular bone architecture are thought to reflect regional loading of the
skeleton, and thus differ between primate taxa with different locomotor and postural modes …

Morphological variation in the hominoid capitate has been linked to differences in habitual
locomotor activity due to its importance in movement and load transfer at the midcarpal joint …

Objectives The objective of this study is to demonstrate a new method for analyzing
trabecular bone volume fraction and degree of anisotropy in three dimensions. Methods We …

Objectives Trabecular bone adapts to the strains placed upon the skeleton during life.
Anthropological research has largely focused on linking variation in primate trabecular bone …

Objective This project investigates trabecular bone structural variation in the proximal
humerus and femur of hunter‐gatherer, mixed‐strategy agricultural, medieval, and human …

This paper is the first of a three-part series that investigates the architecture of cancellous
('spongy') bone in the main hindlimb bones of theropod dinosaurs, and uses cancellous …

The talus is one of the most commonly preserved post-cranial elements in the platyrrhine
fossil record. Talar morphology can provide information about postural adaptations because …