Thanks Bill. For Multirregionalism versus Out of Africa
see
http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Sciences/LifeScience/PhysicalAnthropology/HumanGeneticEvolution/EarlyModern/EarlyModern.htm
As for the book, I do not think that is that one, since the Primer of
Biomechanics is not new and is about the skeleton and joints, while that
the one reviewed in Science mag is presumably new, and it says there
"Lucas builds his account of the function and evolution of mammalian
teeth around considerations of how teeth adapt to diet (in particular,
around analysis of how food particles fracture"
Ana
At 18:49 28/03/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Google Scholar. Of course.
Thanks.
In a recent issue of sciencemag there was a
review of a book by "Lucas", the title of the review (or
perhaps of the book??) was "Biomechanics: Optimized for
Chewing". Does anyone of you know where has this book been
published, the full name of the author and of title of the book? I am
very interested in it but can't find it in the
internet.
Primer of Biomechanics by G.L. Lucas et al. was published by
Springer Verlag in 1999, if that helps.
Bill
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