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Brain size growth in Australopithecus 2019 Journal of human evolution 130 (): 72-82
  • Zachary Cofran
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Brain size and organization in the Middle Pleistocene hominins from Sima de los Huesos. Inferences from endocranial variation 2019 Journal of human evolution 129 (): 67-90
  • Aida Gómez-Robles
  • Eva María Poza-Rey
  • Juan Luis Arsuaga
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Body size, brain size, and sexual dimorphism in Homo naledi from the Dinaledi Chamber 2017 Journal of human evolution 111 (): 119-38
  • Heather M. Garvin
  • John Hawks
  • Lucas K. Delezne
  • Marina C. Elliott
  • Steven E. Churchill
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
The trajectory of bone surface modification studies in paleoanthropology and a new Bayesian solution to the identification controversy 2017 Journal of human evolution 110 (): 69-81
  • Curtis W. Marean
  • Jacob A. Harris
  • Jessica Thompson
  • Kiona Ogle
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Comment on relative brain size in early primates and the use of encephalization quotients in primate evolution 2017 Journal of human evolution 109 (): 79-87
  • Christopher C. Gilbert
  • William L. Jungers
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Why did Homo sapiens develop a large brain? 2016 Human evolution 31 (4): 229-36
  • Y. Muscat Baron
 H6/HB [HUMAN-] 0393-9375
Being fat and smart: a comparative analysis of the fat-brain trade-off in mammals 2016 Journal of human evolution 100 (): 25-34
  • Carel P. van Schaik
  • Karin Isler
  • Sandra A. Heldstab
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Spinal cord evolution in early Homo 2015 Journal of human evolution 88 (): 43-53
  • Marc R. Meyer
  • Martin Haeusler
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Human brain changes resulting from the acquatic phase in hominid evolutionary history 2014 Human evolution 29 (1/3): 91-101
  • B. Chiarelli
 H6/HB [HUMAN-] 0393-9375
How our ancestors broke through the gray ceiling: comparative evidence for cooperative breeding in early Homo 2012 Current anthropology (Supplement) 53 (6): S453-65
  • Carel P. van Schaik
  • Karin Isler
 H6 [CURRENT-]
Human biology and the origins of Homo 2012 Current anthropology (Supplement) 53 (6): S269-77
  • Leslie C. Aiello
 H6 [CURRENT-]
How to explain the unusually late age at skill competence among humans 2012 Journal of human evolution 63 (6): 843-50
  • Carel P. van Schaik
  • Caroline Schuppli
  • Karin Isler
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Patterns of difference in brain morphology in humans as compared to extant apes 2011 Journal of human evolution 60 (1): 94-105
  • Kristina Aldridge
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Comparative and evolutionary aspects of the primate brain 2010 Human evolution 25 (3-4): 267-76
  • B. Chiarelli
  • S. Magherini
 H6/HB [HUMAN-] 0393-9375
Effects of brain and facial size on basicranial form in human and primate evolution 2010 Journal of human evolution 58 (5): 424-31
  • Antonio Rosas
  • Chris Stringer
  • J. Manuel Cuétara
  • Markus Bastir
  • Robert Kruzynski
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Cognitive inferences in fossil apes (primates, hominoidea): does encephalization reflect intelligence? 2010 Journal of anthropological science: Rivista di Antropologia 88 (): 11-48
  • David M. Alba
 H6/KE [JOURNAL-] 0085-5723
Interrelationships between cranial length and breadth, endocranial capacity, postrcranial measurements, and stature: toward the solution of the brachycephalization problem 2009 Bulletin of the National Museum of Science and Nature: Series D anthropology 35 (): 1-24
  • Yuji Mizoguchi
 H6/HB [TOKYO-] 1881-9087
Sociality, ecology, and relative brain size in lemurs 2009 Journal of human evolution 56 (5): 471-8
  • Christine E. Wall
  • Eric M. Johnson
  • Evan L. MacLean
  • Nancy L. Barrickman
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
The expensive brain: a framework for explaining evolutionary changes in brain size 2009 Journal of human evolution 57 (4): 392-400
  • Carel P. van Schaik
  • Karin Isler
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Determinants of human somatic and cerebral development - exemplified by Homo floresiensis 2009 Ethnographisch-archäologische Zeitschrift 50 (4): 627-37
  • Gerhard Neuhäuser
  • Jörn Greve
 H6 [ETHNOGRAPHISCH-] 0012-7477
Cerebral evolution: the making of a genious introducing the "theory of intellectual motivations" 2008 Human evolution 23 (3-4): 241-9
  • M.G. Kokkinaki
 H6/HB [HUMAN-] 0393-9375
Endocrinal volumes of primate species: scaling analyses using a comprehensive and reliable data set 2008 Journal of human evolution 55 (6): 967-78
  • Bruce R. Gelvin
  • E. Christopher Kirk
  • Gene A. Albrecht
  • Joseph M. A. Miller
  • Karin Isler
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Brain size at birth throughout human evolution: a new method for estimating neonatal brain size in hominins 2008 Journal of human evolution 55 (6): 1064-74
  • Jeremy M. DeSilva
  • Julie J. Lesnik
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Life history costs and benefits of encephalization: a comparative test using data from long-term studies of primates in the wild 2008 Journal of human evolution 54 (5): 568-90
  • Carel P. Van Schaik
  • Karin Isler
  • Meredith L. Bastian
  • Nancy L. Barrickman
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
"Variation in brain size and ecology in Pongo" [J. Hum Evol. 52 (1) (2007) 59-71] 2008 Journal of human evolution 54 (5): 727-8
  • Andrea B. Taylor
  • Carel van Scjhaik
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Latvian infants' cephalic index change during the first year of life 2007 Papers on anthropology 16 (): 198-209
  • Anita Oginska
  • Jānis Vētra
  • Māra Pilmane
 H6/HB [PAPERS-] 1406-0140
The use of cranial variables for the estimation of body mass in fossil hominins 2007 American journal of physical anthropology 134 (1): 92-105
  • Muhammad A. Spocter
  • Paul R. Manger
 H6/HB [AMERICAN-] 0002-9483
Homoplasy and the evolution of ontogeny in papionin primates 2007 Journal of human evolution 52 (5): 536-58
  • Steven R. Leigh
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
The evolution of body heat conductivity, skin and brain size in human 2007 Journal of human ecology 21 (2): 95-103
  • A. I. Ibraimov
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0970-9274
The size of scalable brain components in the human evolutionary lineage: with a comment on the paradox of Homo floresiensis 2007 Homo 58 (1): 1-12
  • G.C. Conroy
  • R.J. Smith
 H6/HB [HOMO-] 0018-442X
Twenty questions about human evolution 2006 Human evolution 21 (4): 3-64
  • P. V. Tobias
 H6/HB [HUMAN-] 0393-9375
Evolution of brain size and juvenile periods in primates 2006 Journal of human evolution 51 (5): 480-9
  • Christopher R. von Rueden
  • John Wagner
  • Oskar Burger
  • Robert Walker
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Primate brain evolution: integrating comparative, neurophysiological, and ethological data 2006 Evolutionary anthropology 15 (6): 224-36
  • Robert A. Barton
 H6/HB [EVOLUTIONARY-] 1060-1538
Costs of encephalization: the energy trade-off hypothesis tested on birds 2006 Journal of human evolution 51 (3): 228-43
  • Carel van Schaik
  • Karin Isler
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Chimpanzee neonatal brain size: implications for brain growth in Homo erectus 2006 Journal of human evolution 51 (2): 207-12
  • Jeremy DeSilva
  • Julie Lesnik
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Human an nonhuman primate brains: are they allometrically scaled versions of the same design? 2006 Evolutionary anthropology 15 (2): 65-77
  • James K. Rilling
 H6/HB [EVOLUTIONARY-] 1060-1538
Neural connectivity and cortical substrates of cognition in hominoids 2005 Journal of human evolution 49 (5): 547-69
  • Anne-Marie Desgouttes
  • Katerina Semendeferi
  • Natalie M. Schenker
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Fetal and infant head circumference sexual dimorphism in primates 2005 American journal of physical anthropology 126 (1): 97-110
  • Alice F. Tarantal
  • Ann-Kathrin Oerke
  • Karen Rice
  • Michelle Leland
  • Tracey H. Joffe
 H6/HB 'AMERICAN-' 0002-9483
Molar scaling in strepsirrhine primates 2005 Journal of human evolution 49 (2): 241-69
  • Christopher J. Vinyard
  • Jandy Hanna
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Relative size versus controlling for size. Interpretation of ratios in research on sexual dimorphism in the human corpus callosum 2005 Current anthropology 46 (2): 249-73
  • Richard J. Smith
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
On breast milk, diet, and large human brains 2005 Current anthropology 46 (1): 122-4
  • Frits A. J. Muskiet
  • Josephine C. A. Joordens
  • Remko S. Kuipers
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
Heat loss from the head during infancy as a cost of encephalization 2005 Current anthropology 46 (1): 136-41
  • Boguslaw Pawłowski
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
Dental development in Megaladapis edwardsi (Primates Lemuriformes): implications for understanding life history variation in subfossil lemurs 2005 Journal of human evolution 49 (6): 702-21
  • Frank P. Cuozzo
  • Gary T. Schwartz
  • Laurie R. Godfrey
  • Patrick Mahoney
  • William Jungers
 H6/HB [JOURNAL-] 0047-2484
Brief communication: is variation in the cranial capacity of the Dmanisi sample too high to be from a single species? 2005 American journal of physical anthropology 127 (3): 263-6
  • Sang-Hee Lee
 H6/HB [AMERICAN-] 0002-9483
Évolution du cerveau, miniaturisation et stratégies écologiques chez les primates 2005 Anthropologica et praehistorica 116 (): 25-49
  • Emmanuel P. Gilissen
 H6 [SOCIETE-] 1377-5723
Breast milk, diet, and large human brains 2004 Current anthropology 45 (3): 419-25
  • Shannen Robson
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
Secular changes in the Japanese head form viewed from somatometric data 2004 Anthropological Science 112 (1): 41-52
  • Makiko Kouchi
 H6/KWV [ZINRUIGAKU-] 0918-7960
Post-pleistocene diachronic change in East Asian facial skeletons: the size, shape and volume of the orbits 2004 Anthropological Science 112 (1): 29-40
  • Peter Brown
  • Tomoko Maeda
 H6/KWV [ZINRUIGAKU-] 0918-7960
Why are human newborns so fat ? Relationship between fatness and brain size at birth 2004 American journal of human biology 16 (1): 24-30
  • Elisabete R. Correia
  • Hamilton R. Correia
  • Manuel L. De Areia
  • Paulo G. Mota
  • Sandra C. Balseiro
 H6/HB [AMERICAN-] 1042-0533
Brain size and encephalization in early to mid-pleistocene Homo 2004 American journal of physical anthropology 124 (2): 109-23
  • G. Philip Rightmire
 H6/HB [AMERICAN-] 0002-9483
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