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1941 (abstract)
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1942 (abstract)
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Skeletal proportions of adult langurs and macaques. (Abridged version of doctoral
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1943 (with S.R. Detwiler). An experiment bearing on the problems of physical
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1945 (abstract) The experimental approach of anthropological problems. American
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1946 The effect of facial paralysis on the growth of the skull of rat and rabbit. The
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1947 (abstract) The biological basis of measurement. American Journal of Physical
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1949 (abstract)
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1951 (abstract) The analysis of anatomical difference. American Journal of Physical
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1954 An old theory is supported by new evidence and new methods. American
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1955 Review of The Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution, by W. LeGros Clark.
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1957 Australopithecines:4he hunters or the hunted? American Anthropologist
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