دانلود کتاب Physical Anthropology of European Populations

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General Editor\'s Preface\nIntroduction\nSECTION ONE: RECENT POPULATIONS: STRUCTURE AND DIFFERENTIATION\nMicroevolution and Exogamy\nConstitutional Research on Italian Army Recruits\nSome Anthropological Research Among the Ladine Populations of the Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy\nDigital Dermatoglyphics: Quantitative Aspects in the Population of Seven Sardinian Communities\nDistribution of Blood Genes in the Population of the Ukraine\nOdontological Characteristics of Caucasian Ethnic Groups\nThe Anthropology of a Capital City and Considerations on Urbanization\nThe Distribution of ABO and Rh Blood Groups in Greece\nThe Distribution of Color Blindness Among Greeks\nSarakatsani: The Most Ancient People in Europe\nNew Anthropological Materials on the Problem of the Ethnogenesis of the Byelorussian People\nEndogamy and Multivariate Distances in the Canary Islands\nAnthropometry of Egyptian Nubians\nHeterosis and Homosis in Man\nGeographic Distribution of the Haptoglobini Groups in Greece\nSerological Studies of the Pomacs\nSECTION TWO: PREHISTORIC POPULATIONS\nThe Fossil Man from the Sunghir Settlement and His Place Among Other Late Paleolithic Fossils\nThe Settlement of Non-Saharan Algeria from the Epipaleolithic to Modern Times\nThe Genesis and Evolution of the Neolithic Population of the Eastern Baltic Lands\nVillanovians and Etruscans in the Bologna Area: Anthropological Features and Problems\nMan in the Italian Alps: A Study of the Pleistocene and Post-Glacial Evidence\nThe Epipaleolithic Men of Moita do Sebastião, Portugal\nSex Differences in the Frequency of Bone Fracture in Prehistoric and Historic Times\nNeanderthal Remains in Kůlna Cave, Czechoslovakia\nThe Lombard (Langobard) Man in Space and Time\nPhysical Anthropology of the Finno-Ugric Peoples\nPhysical Anthropology of Early Egyptians\nA Study of Human Teeth from a Villanovian Necropolis in Veio\nPaleodemography of Ancient Slavs\nAPPENDICES\nAbstracts\nDirectory of European Anthropological Institutions: An Inquiry Promoted by the European Anthropological Association\nBiographical Notes\nIndex of Names\nIndex of Subjects