Dr. T. Tóth szerk.: Historico-anthropological studies (Anthropologia Hungarica 9/1-2. Budapest, 1970)

+ Cranium: 1. Maximum cranial length (g-op) 5. Basi-nasal length (n-ba) 8. Maximum cranial breadth (eu-eu) 9. Minimum frontal breadth (ft-ft) 12. Biasterionic breadth (ast-ast) 17. Basi-bregmatic height (ba-b) 23. Horizontal circumference 38. Cranial capacity 40. Basi-alveolar length (ba-pr) 43. Upper facial breadth (fmt-fmt) 43/1. Interorbital breadth (fmo-fmo) 45. Bizygomatic breadth (zy-zy) 46. Bimaxillar breadth (zm-zni) 47. Nasion-gnathion height (n-gn) 48. Upper facial height (n-pr) 50. Anterior interorbital breadth (mf-mf ) 51. Orbital breadth (nif-ek) (lef t ) 52. Orbital height 54. Nasal breadth 55. Nasal height (n-ns) 60. Maxillo-alveolar length (pr-alv) 61. Maxillo-alveolar breadth tekm-ekm) 62. Palatal length (ol-sta) 63. Palatal breadth (enm-enm) 65. Bicondylar breadth (kdl-kdl) 66. Bigonial breadth (go-go) 68/l

. Maximum projective mandibular length 69. Chin height (id-gn) 72. Total facial angle (n-pr) 75/1. Nasalspine angle ++ Post-cranium: Humerus Radius Ulna Femur Tibia 1. 2 . 7. 1. 1. 1. 2. 6. 7. 9. 10. 1/b. 8/a. 9/a. Maximum length Caput-capitulum length Minimum circumference of diaphysis Maximum length Maximum length Maximum length Bicondylar length Antero-posterior diameter Lateral diameter Maximum diameter teral ) Minimum diameter of subtrochanteric flattening tero-post

.) Length (from the lateral condyle to the medial mal leolus

) Length (from the media] of diaphysis at middle of diaphysis at middle of subtrochanteric flattening (la(anMaximum antero-posterior diameter nutrient foramen) Projective transverse diameter ( nutrient foramen) condyle to the medial (at level mall

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