Croissance relative des parties sus- et sous-iniaques de l'écaillé occipitale chez les Singes Cynomorphes, les Pongidés et les Hominidés actuels et fossiles
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1970
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Hominians Homonids Great apes Hominidae Pongidae Man-like primates Haplorhini Hominoidea Animales--Desarrollo Crecimiento (Animales) Crecimiento animal Pongidae Simios Cynomorphes Singes à queue de l'Ancien Monde Cercopithecoidea Gorillidés Panidae Pongidés Gorillidae Panidés Pongidae Parties d'orchestre Matériel d'orchestre Simiens Anthropoidea Simiiformes Simiae Anthropiens Hominiens HominidaeCiter ce document
Nicole Petit-Maire et al., « Croissance relative des parties sus- et sous-iniaques de l'écaillé occipitale chez les Singes Cynomorphes, les Pongidés et les Hominidés actuels et fossiles », Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'Anthropologie de Paris, ID : 10.3406/bmsap.1970.2201
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Summary. The growth type of the human occipital squamous part is completely different in Man and in Monkeys and Apes. The adult proportions between the sus-iniac and the sub-iniac parts are obtained through opposite rythms of relative growth, although at a certain, birth-close period of ontogeny, all the species seem to follow a similar size and shape relation.