His monograph on the find was published in 1901 as " Diplodocus Marsh : Its Osteology, Taxonomy, and Probable Habits, with a Restoration of the Skeleton ".
42.
Baker also uses a photograph of the pubic symphysis of the pelvis to narrow the age of KV55 to 18 23 based on recent techniques used in osteology and forensic anthropology . }}
43.
Somatologists can study topics such as human osteology, human evolution, and primate morphology as part of their work, and they can be found in the field and in the lab.
44.
The natural history collections are especially strong in industrial minerals and ores, paleontology specimens ( fossils ), osteology specimens ( bones ), modern shells, and a systematic study skin component.
45.
In 1884, he published his first book, a text on the anatomy of the horse and followed it three years later by one on the osteology and the arthrology of domesticated animals.
46.
Archaeologists and forensic scientists have used osteology to examine the condition of the skeletal remains, to help piece together the reason why the Black Death had such a detrimental effect on the European population.
47.
Chippindale et al . ( 2000 ) described the osteology of the species and how it differs from that of " E . tonkawae " and " E . chisholmensis ".
48.
In his 1956 book " Osteology of the Reptiles ", American paleontologist Alfred Sherwood Romer claimed that " Eunotosaurus " could not be included within Chelonia based on the available evidence.
49.
But DNA sequence and osteology data overwhelmingly agree that " C . reticulatus " belongs to the subgenus called " " Citharoedus " " ( a name preoccupied by a mollusc genus ).
50.
However, this was again rejected by John Whitaker Hulke, who had obtained some additional specimens from Fox, in 1874 described some presumed dermal armour, and in 1882 published a full osteology of the species.
