Anthropometric variation among Bering Sea natives.

doi:10.3378/027.082.0509

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Anthropometric variation among Bering Sea natives.

Human biology - 1 Dec 2010

Justice Anne, Rubicz Rohina, Chittoor Geetha, Jantz Richard L, Crawford M H

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Recent research indicates that anthropometrics can be used to study microevolutionary forces acting on humans. We examine the use of morphological traits in reconstructing the population history of Aleuts and Eskimos of the Bering Sea. From 1979 to 1981, W. S. Laughlin measured a sample of St. Lawrence Island Eskimos and Pribilof Island Aleuts. These samples included adult participants from St. George and St....

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Alaska
Anthropometry
Female
Humans
Inuit
Male
Phenotype
Principal Component Analysis

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PMID: 21417888
DOI: 10.3378/027.082.0509

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