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Evolution of the hominin knee and ankle
Mélanie A. Frelat
, Colin N. Shaw
, Simone Sukhdeo
, Jean Jacques Hublin
, Stefano Benazzi
,
Timothy M. Ryan
Anthropology
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
Center for Neural Engineering
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Knee
100%
Ankle
100%
Hominin
100%
Proximal Tibia
100%
Distal Tibia
100%
Ankle Joint
66%
Knee Joint
66%
Semilandmarks
66%
Three-dimensional (3D)
33%
Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA)
33%
Morphological Changes
33%
Georgia
33%
Dissociation
33%
Asia
33%
Genus Homo
33%
Functional Studies
33%
Selective Pressure
33%
Morphological Characteristics
33%
Digital Model
33%
Early Homo
33%
Fossil Hominins
33%
Dietary Behavior
33%
Long-distance Dispersal
33%
Developmental Research
33%
Great Apes
33%
Homo Sapiens
33%
Shape Variation
33%
Diet Shift
33%
Out of Africa
33%
Geometric Morphometrics
33%
Dmanisi
33%
Bipedal Walking
33%
Digital Reconstruction
33%
Group Shape
33%
Fossil Specimens
33%
Functional Demand
33%
Homo Erectus
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Knee
100%
Tibia
100%
Knee Joint
50%
Ankle Joint
50%
Selective Pressure
25%
Homo Sapiens
25%
Principal Component Analysis
25%
Psychology
Principal Component Analysis
100%
Homo Erectus
100%
Homo sapiens
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Morphology
100%
Principal Component Analysis
20%
Holocene
20%
Africa
20%
Asia
20%
Bipedalism
20%
Neuroscience
Behavior (Neuroscience)
100%