| Tuesday - Thursday, September 24-26 |
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Room Orion
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| Poster Session |
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1.
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Maremi Abe,
Kitasato University, Japan
Development of Creeping Patterns in Japanese Infants |
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2.
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Sarolta Darvay,
Eotvos Lorand University Faculty of Teacher's College, Hungary; Rozsa
Agfalvi Heim Pal Hospital, Hungary; Kalman Joubert, Demographic Research
Institute, Hungary; and Julia Gadoros, Psychiatric Clinic, Hungary
An Epidemological Study of Hungarian Children 11-14 Years of Age
by Child Behavioural Checklist |
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3.
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Guja Cornelia
and Lacramioara Muresan, Anthropological Research Centre "Fr.
I. Rainer, " Romanian Academy, Romania
The Importance of Anthropological Typological Thinking for Medical
Diagnosis |
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4.
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Szathmary Laszlo
and Antonia Marcsik, University of Szeged, Hungary
Pastoralist and Early Urban Population Structure in the Carpathian
Basin in the Middle Age |
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5.
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Hirofumi Aboshi,
Nihon University, Japan
Age Estimation of Adults Using Dental X-Ray CT Images |
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6.
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Noboru Adachi,
Tohoku University, Japan; Kazuo Umetsu, Yamagata University, Japan;
Kazuhiro Sakaue, Wataru Takigawa and Yukio Dodo, Tohoku University,
Japan
The Analyses of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms of Ancient Human
Mitochondrial DNA |
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7.
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Hisao Baba,
National Science Museum, Japan; and Shuichiro Narasaki, The Board
of Education, Gunma Prefecture, Japan
Re-evaluation of Morphology of Japanese Pleistocene Hominids |
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8.
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Hisashi Fujita,
Niigata Prefectural Museum of History, Japan; Hirohiko Hirano, Tokyo
Metropolitan Geriatric Hospital, Japan; and Masaichi Sato, Tsunan
Town Board of Education, Japan
Symmetrically Impacted Canines Found in the Human Skeletal Remains
from Ashigasakinishidaira site, Tsunan Town, the Niigata Prefecture
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9.
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Shinji Harihara,
Kenichi Nakamura, Kaiya Takubo and Fujio Takeuchi, The University
of Tokyo, Japan
Aging and Accumulation of A3243G Mutation in Mitochondrial DNA
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10.
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Chihiro Hiramatsu,
Shoji Kawamura, The University of Tokyo, Japan; and Osamu Takenaka,
Kyoto University, Japan; and Atsuko Saito, The University of Tokyo,
Japan
Color-Vision Typing of New World Monkeys by Examining DNA from
Fecal Samples |
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11.
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Naoya Kubota
and Shoji Kawamura, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Genomic and Spectral Analyses of Visual Pigments of Prosimian
Primates |
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12.
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Akira Komastuzaki,
The Nippon Dental University School of Dentitry at Niigata, Japan
A Study of Cross Sectional Changes in Occulusal Contact Area in
Young Children with Deciduous Dentition |
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13.
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Megumi Kondo
and Shuji Mastu'ura, Ochanomizu University, Japan
Chronological Re-evaluation of Japanese Palaeolithic Hominids
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14.
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Kazuyuki Kuwamura,
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Sexual and Populational Difference in Human Muscle Insertions
between Jomon People and Recent Japanese |
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15.
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Kurax Mamuthan,
Dilxat Tohti, Hiroko Koike, Kyushu University, Japan, and Xinjiang
Normal University, China
JC Virus Polymorhism for the Uighur Pepole in China |
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16.
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Yoshitaka Manabe,
Joichi Oyamada, Yoshikazu Kitagawa, Yoshikazu Kato, Nagasaki University,
Japan; Takayuki Matsushita, Doigahama Site Anthropolopgical Museum,
Japan; and Atsushi Rokutanda, Nagasaki University, Japan
Temporal and Regional Variations of Premolar and Molar Root Number
in the Native and Migrant Japanese and the Lower Huanghe River Chinese
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17.
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Antonia Marcsik,
University of Szeged, Hungary; and Szathmary Laszlo, University of
Debrecen, Hungary
Artificial Deformed Skulls in the Carpathian Basin from the 4-6th
Century |
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18.
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Hirofumi Matsumura,
Sapporo Medical University, Japan; and Pookajorn Surin, Silpakorn
University, Thailand
A Morphometric Analysis of the Late Pleistocene Human Skeleton
from the Moh Khiew Cave in Thailand |
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19.
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Shozo Mihara,
Kyushu University, Japan; Toshio Nakamura, Nagoya University, Japan;
and Hiroko Koike, Kyushu University, Japan
AMS14C Dating and the Early Jomon Chronology in Japan |
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20.
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Tomohito Nagaoka,
Kyoto University, Japan
Secular Change in Japanese Crania from the Early Modern Edo to
the Modern Period |
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21.
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Mitsuko Nakayama,
Miho Ohsako, Eisaku Kanazawa, Nihon University school of Dentistry
at Matsudo, Japan
A Study of Taurodontism which Appeared in the Deciduous Molars
of Jomon People |
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22.
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Hiroaki Nishimukai,
Ehime University School of Medicine, Japan; Koji Nishimura, Tatsuyuki
Okiura, Kenji Fujii, Yasuo Fukumori, Osaka Red Cross Blood Center,
Japan; and Shinji Harihara, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Distribution of C9-R95X and C7-C106R Alleles of the Complement
System in Asian and European Populations |
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23.
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Katsumi Ohashi,
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Date Preparation of Masticatory Motions for a Time Series Analysis
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24.
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Kenji Okazaki,
Kyushu University, Japan
A Morphological Study of Infant and Juvenile Skeletons from Yayoi,
Medieval, and Modern Period Northern Kyushu and Yamaguchi Region |
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25.
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Joich Oyamada,
Yoshiaki Todaka, Yoshikazu Kitagawa, Yoshitaka Manabe, Nagasaki University,
Japan; Katsutomo Katou, Nagasaki University School of Health Sciences,
Japan; Takayuki Matsushita, Doigahama Site Anthropolopgical Museum,
Japan; and Atsushi Rokutanda, Nagasaki University, Japan
Dental Morbid Condition of the War Dead during the Middle Age
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26.
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Kazunobu Saiki,
Tetsuaki Wakebe, Keishi Okamoto, Seiji Nagashima, Nagasaki University
School of Medicine, Japan
Relation between Types of Groove for Sinues at Occipital Bone
and Flowing Patterns of Superior Sagittal Sinus |
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27.
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Masakazu Shibata,
Seiichiro Inokuchi, Junji Ito, Masataka Suzuki, Showa University School
of Medicine, Japan; and Akiyoshi Matsumura, National Defense Medical
College, Japan
Age Changes of Abdominal Composition Rate by CT Image |
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28.
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Nobuo Shigehara
and Hitomi Hongo, Kyoto University, Japan
Long-term Changes in the Japanese face from the Jomon Period through
to Recent Period |
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29.
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Koji Shimizu,
Naruto University of Education, Japan; Shinji Harihara, The University
of Tokyo, Japan; Jin Fei, China Academy of Science, China; and Keiichi
Omoto, St. AndrewÕs University, Japan
Some Characteristics of the B-globin Gene Cluster Haplotypes in
Asia Groups, Including Japanese, Korenas, Chinese, Evenkis, Orunchuns,
Khalkhs, Buryats, and Colombian Amerinds |
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30.
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Yutaka Takahashi,
Akiyoshi Matsumura, National Defense Medical College, Japan; and Kunihiko
Kimura, Kimura Auxological Institute, Japan
The Peroneus Longus gain Accessorial Inserting Position Correlated
to their Locomotion Behaviors |
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31.
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Kyoko Takeuchi,
National Defense Medical College, Japan; Masao Shindo, University
of Tsukuba, Japan; Koichi Mori, Research Institute of National Rehabilitation
Center for the Disabled, Japan; Yoshio Sawasaki, National Defense
Medical College, Japan; Yasoichi Nakajima, Research Institute of National
Rehabilitation Center for the Disabled, Japan; and Masahiko Yoshioka,
National Defense Medical College, Japan
Observation of Lower Leg Using Ultra Sono-Tomography and Magnetic
Resonance |
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32.
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Soichiro Tomo,
Ikuko Tomo, St. Marianna University, Japan; G.C.Townsend, The University
of Adelaide, Australia; and Kazuaki Hirata, St. Marianna University,
Japan
What is the Mechanism of Balance of the Head on the Neck? Evidence
from Marsupials |
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33.
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Yutaka Ueda,
Tasuku Kimura, The University of Tokyo, Japan; and Satoshi Nishizawa,
Tokyo Metoropolitan Institute of Gerontology, Japan
Interdigital Coordination Assessed by Dual Digit Tapping |
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34.
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Tetsuaki Wakebe,
Kazunobu Saiki, Keishi Okamoto, Seiji Nagashima, Nagasaki University
School of Medicine, Japan; Huiqin HE, Tan Jing Ze, Yongging Xu, Shanghai
Museum of Natural History, China; Takahiro Nakahashi, Kyushu University,
Japan; and Bin Yamaguchi, National Science Museum, Japan
Cranial Nonmetric Variation of the Human Skeletal Remains Excavated
from Hami Ruins in Shinkiang, China |
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35.
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Fel Xu and Yan
Li, Dalian Medical University, China
Foot Size and Shape in University Students in Liaoning |
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36.
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Masaki Yamashita,
Dokkyo University School of Medicine, Japan
Finite Element Analysis of the Hominoid Mandible and Its Implication
to the Symphyseal Morphology |
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37.
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Shunji Sato,
Iwao Sato, Yasushi Yamashita, The Nippon Dental University, Japan
Human Skeletal Remains from Nukulaelae, Tuvalu Islands. |
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