… proximal tibial articular ML breadth is apparently “locomotor blind” regarding body mass
estimation … The techniques are illustrated by estimating the body masses of four fossil anthropoid …

… Thus, if, as we propose, articular size does not respond to changes in adult body weight,
the heavier older adults in our sample will be associated with smaller femoral heads relative to …

… the dimensions of bones, cannot scale isometrically with increasing body mass and hence
… of the articular cartilage could only be sustained in mammals with a low body mass; and (3) …

… empirical observations support a strong association between body mass and articular and
diaphyseal cross-sectional dimensions of weight-bearing long bones (Selker and Carter, 1989…

… , four long bone articular breadths have been selected for estimating primate body mass, …
, and represent major dimensions of the articular surfaces (superoinferior in the femoral and …

… the plasticity of limb articular dimension through the use of … differential mechanical loading
during bone growth related to … that is typically exhibited in bone lengths. Patterns of bilateral …

… of body mass and joint function based on articular surface areas… bones is wellestablished,
the effect of loading on the subchondral articular surface area of epiphyses (hereafter, articular …

… articular dimensions for non-human anthropoids. In this study, body mass estimation equations
are derived from long bone … cross-sectional geometries, articular sizes, and bone lengths. …

… bone diaphyses with different ‘‘size’’ measures (bone length, body mass, and the product of
bone length and body mass… Skeletal bi-iliac breadth was adjusted for articular and cutaneous…

… Maximum articular lengths of the major limb bones of the included 76 species (humerus, …
linear distance from the centre of rotation at the articular surface for the humerus to the tip of the …