Spinal Evolution: Morphology, Function, and Pathology of the Spine in Hominoid Evolution - Couverture souple
Synopsis
0 Yoel Rak, Introduction
Hominoids
1 Gabrielle E. Russo, Cranial base in Hominoids in relation to posture and locomotion
2 Thierra K. Nalley, Neysa Grider-Potter, Mikel Arlegi, Vertebral morphology in hominoids, posture and locomotion: I-the cervical spine
3 Liza Shapiro, Vertebral morphology in hominoids, posture and locomotion: II-the thoracic and the lumbar spine
4 Masato Nakatsukasa, The spinal plasticity: changes in spinal morphology due to locomotor changes: the example of Japanese macaques
Modern humans
5 Jeannie Bailey, Patricia Kramer, Lumbar lordosis and motion: implications for fossil hominins
6 Eric Castillo, Dan Lieberman, Biomechanical models of the spine, evolutionary perspective
7 Leonid Kalichman, Ella Been,
Spinal posture and spinal pathology in modern humans8 Katherine Whitcome, Sexual dimorphism of the axial skeleton
9 Sandra Martelli, Spinal ontogeny and evolution
Methodology
10 Ella Been, Reconstruction of the spinal curvatures based on skeletal material
11 Markus Bastir, The use of geometric morphometrics in the study of the human spine
12 Kate Robson Brown, Infant vertebral cancellous bone ontogeny (Neanderthals and modern humans)
13 Patricia Kramer, Finite Element Analysis of the vertebral spine- implications to human evolution
Extinct hominins
14 Scott Williams, The spine of Australopith
15 Marc Meyer, The spine of Early Homo
16 Asier Gómez-Olivencia, Ella Been,&n
bsp;The spine of Late Homo17 Martin Haeusler, Spinal paleopathology in hominins
Final chapter, Been et al., Future perspectives into the study of the human spine and its evolution
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