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Modern European cranial variables and blood polymorphisms show comparable spatial patterns.

Human biology - 1 Dec 1990

Harding R M

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Spatial patterns in cranial traits for modern European populations are compared with patterns described by Sokal et al. (1989) for blood polymorphisms. Spatial patterns in these variables are described from both one-dimensional and directional autocorrelation correlograms. Manhattan distances computed among one-dimensional correlograms are used (1) to cluster variables with similar patterns and (2) to test the...

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