Abstract During the Mature period (2600–1900 BCE) of the Indus Civilization, Gujarat was
occupied by two types of settlements, the settlements with predominantly Classical …

The developmental processes that contribute to variation of morphological traits are the
subject of considerable interest when attempting to understand phenotypic evolution. It is …

Context: Reconstructing the evolutionary history of fossil human taxa is heavily reliant on the
ability to extract phylogenetic information from patterns of morphological variability …

The evolution of the remarkably complex primate brain has been a topic of great interest for
decades. Multiple factors have been proposed to explain the comparatively larger primate …

The transition to agriculture was a key event in human history. The extent to which this
transition is associated with biological changes in different world regions remains debated …

Permanent dental crown dimensions are largely unknown for living and prehistoric
populations of South Asia. This paper describes permanent tooth crown measurements and …

Understanding the paleoecology of extinct subfossil lemurs requires reconstruction of
dietary preferences. Tooth morphology is strongly correlated with diet in living primates and …

South Asia has a complex cultural and genetic history of great time depth. But relatively little
is known of the cause of genetic variability in South Asian populations. Dental morphological …

The purposes of this chapter are threefold. First, it will be demonstrated that dental
observations from archaeologically derived and modern samples can be combined without …

Human burials were discovered by the French Archaeological Mission to Pakistan during
the excavation of Neolithic levels at Mehrgarh in Baluchistan Province. Human skeletal …