Titlebook: Reconstructing Mobility; Environmental, Behav Kristian J. Carlson,Damiano Marchi Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 ac

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The Importance of Considering Fibular Robusticity When Inferring the Mobility Patterns of Past Popu to modern hockey players. The relative fibular diaphyseal rigidity of hockey players has been previously explained as the consequence of their dynamic and repetitive change of direction. Late Upper Paleolithic and Neolithic individuals are thought to have been highly terrestrially mobile, while Iro

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Variation in Mobility and Anatomical Responses in the Late Pleistocene,can samples are uniquely robust, particularly at the level of the midshaft tibia. Relative to other regional samples, the Asian sample has distinctly gracile femoral and tibial diaphyses. Although this may indicate reduced mobility, this sample also demonstrates relatively high mechanical efficiency

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The Balance Between Burden Carrying, Variable Terrain, and Thermoregulatory Pressures in Assessing limatic variables, particularly temperature, such that morphology may result from some interaction between selection pressures for thermoregulatory and mobility adaptations. Here I review work on the mobility effects of pelvic width and limb proportions in the context of carrying burdens across vari

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Territory Size in ,: Implications for Neandertal Mobility,group sizes (less than 33 individuals) Neandertals likely required and maintained large territories (≈1,400–5,400 km.), which is consistent with results of studies of lithic raw material procurement patterns. The concordance between these two types of estimates lends support to the idea that lithic

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The Effects of Terrain on Long Bone Robusticity and Cross-Sectional Shape in Lower Limb Bones of Bontroduces elevated AP and ML bending stresses to distal limb segments, perhaps with greater relative increases in the ML direction, the signal for locomotion in non-flat terrain in the cross-sectional properties of the human tibia is an increase in overall bending strength and a slight increase in A