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1995
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Keywords
Neandertals ; Robusticity index ; Uma ; Radius ; Humeras Néandertaliens ; Humérus ; Radius ; Ulna ; Indice de RobustesseSimilar subjects
Spoke bone Radial bone Radius Homo primogenicus Homo neanderthalensis Homo sapiens neanderthalensis Neanderthalers Neandertals Neandertalers Neanderthal race Homo mousteriensis Hombre de Neandertal Homo mousteriensis Homo neanderthalensis Homo primogenicus Homo sapiens neanderthalensis Homme de Néanderthal Homo mousteriensis Hommes de Néandertal Paleanthropus Homo sapiens mousteriensis Homo sapiens neandertalensis Néanderthalien Hommes de Néanderthal Homme de Néandertal Anthropus Homo sapiens neanderthalensis Néandertalien Néanderthal, Homme de Paléanthropiens Paléanthropien Homo primigenius Homo neanderthalensis Homo neandertalensis Néandertal, Homme de NéanderthaliensCite this document
Anne Hambücken, « Étude du degré de robustesse des os longs du membre supérieur des Néandertaliens », Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'Anthropologie de Paris, ID : 10.3406/bmsap.1995.2406
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Abstract
. — The Neandertal long bones are generally considered as robust. A revision of most of the fossils known to date reveals in fact that, the robusticity of their humeras is moderate, that of the radius relatively weak, while the ulna is very slender by comparison with modern Humans.