New at @anatrecord.bsky.social: Skeletal remodeling of the pelvis and the obstetric risks of advanced maternal age.
We found no skeletal changes to explain higher c-section rates in so-called "geriatric" pregnancies.
#obstetrics #pregnancy #TeamPelvis #ReproductiveHealth
doi.org/10.1002/ar.7...
A page from the ebook version of "A Visual Atlas of Skeletal Growth and Development" by Kyra Stull and Heather Garvin. This page features an image of acetabular development from newborn to 17.5 years. Each of the 19 acetabulae shown are yellow 3D models based on CT scans and oriented in lateral views such that the image focuses on the acetabulum. The upper part of the ilium is cropped out in hipbones after the age of 1.5 years. The age labels and title of the image ("Acetabular Development") are light blue boxes with black text. The bottom of the page has the caption "Figure 4.1 Acetabular development, newborn to 17.5 yoa. Lateral views presented at each designated age."
#NewBook alert: A Visual Atlas of Skeletal Growth and Development by Kyra Stull & Heather Garvin. Just look at the number of ages in this image!
www.amazon.com/Visual-Atlas...
#BiologicalAnthropology #Paleoanthropology #ForensicAnthropology #Bioarchaeology #GrowthAndDevelopment #TeamPelvis
Manuscript Figure 2: Photographs of the SD-1663 right partial os coxae in different views. A) lateral, B) medial, C) anterolateral focused on the acetabulum, and D) Zoomed in view of the eroded acetabular margin that is also crushed superomedially. The fossil preserves most of the acetabulum, part of the superior pubic ramus, part of the ischial body, and part of the iliac blade. The greater sciatic notch is fully preserved and is a narrow, J-shape.
New #OpenAccess article alert!
@paleonicole.bsky.social led this first description of a partial right #Neandertal hipbone from El Sidrón, Spain that expands the range of morphological variation in Neandertals.
Read it here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
#Paleoanthropology #TeamPelvis
#TeamPelvis on the way to Cambridge! Contributing to a workshop about ongoing research on postcranial evolution, organized by Dr. Julia Aramendi and Dr. Mikel Arlegi
Learn more here! 👇
www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/confe...
#TeamPelvis #Anatomy #Paleoanthropology #Bioanth #OpenAccess
My shortest article to date!
#TeamPelvis Starter Pack for those of us in #paleoanthropology, #BiologicalAnthropology, or #anatomy who study the region between the femur and the spine.
I know I'm missing folks, let's find each other! I'm off to bed, but can add anyone I missed tomorrow.
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