Abstract. — The study of facial pneumatisation in 3 samples of modem populations (french, australian, eskimo) and on many fossil hominids shows that there is no evident correlation of the development between frontal, maxillary and sphenoidal sinuses. Individual variation, particularly for frontal pneumatisation, is important and make any interpretation of the sinuses difficult. Constant pneumatisation of the supraorbital torus is a characteristic feature of western european neandertal men and their predecessor of the Riss-Wiirm interglacial, whose neandertalian affinities have been demonstrated.Résumé. — L'étude de la pneumatisation de la face dans trois échantillons de populations actuelles (Français, Australiens, Eskimos) et sur un grand ...
Cranial sinuses result from the resorption and deposition of bone in response to biomechanical stres...
Ecogeographic patterns of modern human craniofacial diversity suggest external nasal structures refl...
International audienceThis comparative study of maxillae in Neandertals, Qafzeh, and extant children...
Abstract. — The study of facial pneumatisation in 3 samples of modem populations (french, australian...
The temporal bone is used frequently to determine taxonomic affinities as it contains several featur...
We investigate and compare facial and maxillary sinus ontogeny among Neanderthals and H. sapiens to ...
Unlike most primates, extant cercopithecoids lack maxillary sinuses, which are pneumatic spaces in t...
The frontal sinuses are cavities inside the frontal bone located at the junction between the face an...
Mid-late Pleistocene fossil hominins such as Homo neanderthalensis and H. heidelbergensis are often ...
International audienceThe external morphological features of the temporal bone are used frequently t...
Frontal pneumatisation is not present in all primates, and among extant species, ethmoidally-derived...
In this paper, we examine a case of scientific controversy over the evolving role of the paranasal s...
The frontal sinuses are cavities inside the frontal bone located at the junction between the face an...
In der vorliegenden Arbeit werden Form und Größe der pneumatischen Höhlen von Callithrix jacchus unt...
Summary. — The persistence of the premaxillary suture (sutura incisiva) among neandertalian children...
Cranial sinuses result from the resorption and deposition of bone in response to biomechanical stres...
Ecogeographic patterns of modern human craniofacial diversity suggest external nasal structures refl...
International audienceThis comparative study of maxillae in Neandertals, Qafzeh, and extant children...
Abstract. — The study of facial pneumatisation in 3 samples of modem populations (french, australian...
The temporal bone is used frequently to determine taxonomic affinities as it contains several featur...
We investigate and compare facial and maxillary sinus ontogeny among Neanderthals and H. sapiens to ...
Unlike most primates, extant cercopithecoids lack maxillary sinuses, which are pneumatic spaces in t...
The frontal sinuses are cavities inside the frontal bone located at the junction between the face an...
Mid-late Pleistocene fossil hominins such as Homo neanderthalensis and H. heidelbergensis are often ...
International audienceThe external morphological features of the temporal bone are used frequently t...
Frontal pneumatisation is not present in all primates, and among extant species, ethmoidally-derived...
In this paper, we examine a case of scientific controversy over the evolving role of the paranasal s...
The frontal sinuses are cavities inside the frontal bone located at the junction between the face an...
In der vorliegenden Arbeit werden Form und Größe der pneumatischen Höhlen von Callithrix jacchus unt...
Summary. — The persistence of the premaxillary suture (sutura incisiva) among neandertalian children...
Cranial sinuses result from the resorption and deposition of bone in response to biomechanical stres...
Ecogeographic patterns of modern human craniofacial diversity suggest external nasal structures refl...
International audienceThis comparative study of maxillae in Neandertals, Qafzeh, and extant children...