This study investigates the ecogeographic trends in the morphology of the cranial and facial skeleton of high‐ and mid‐altitude mountainous populations of Central Asia and China and tests them against… Click to show full abstract
This study investigates the ecogeographic trends in the morphology of the cranial and facial skeleton of high‐ and mid‐altitude mountainous populations of Central Asia and China and tests them against the morphological features of related low‐altitude populations of the same regions.
Keywords:
cranial facial;
altitude adaptations;
high altitude;
facial morphology;
morphology among;
adaptations cranial
Journal Title: American Journal of Human Biology
Year Published: 2025
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Journal Title: American Journal of Human Biology
Year Published: 2025
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