Reconstructing Mobility : Environmental, Behavioral, and Morphological Determinants - Carlson, Kristian J.; Marchi, Damiano; SpringerLink (Online service) (New York, NY : Springer US : Imprint: Springer, 2014)
Chapter 1: Introduction: Towards Refining the Concept of Mobility -- Chapter 2: Long Bone Structural Analyses and the Reconstruction of Past Mobility: A Historical Review -- Chapter 3: Bipedalism and Musculoskeletal Stress Markers: Variation and What it reveals About Adaptation, Environmental Stress, and Reconstructing Activity Patterns -- Chapter 4: Does the Distribution and Variation in Cortical Bone along Lower Limb Diaphyses Reflect Selection for Locomotor Economy? -- Chapter 5: Human Variation in the Periosteal Geometry of the Lower Limb: Signatures of Behaviour among Human Holocene Populations -- Chapter 6: The Importance of Considering Fibular Robusticity when Inferring the Mobility Patterns of Past Populations -- Chapter 7: The Relationship between Femur Shape and Terrestrial Mobility Patterns -- Chapter 8: Activity, Body Shape, and Cross-sectional Geometry of the Femur and Tibia -- Chapter 9: Variation in Mobility and Anatomical Responses in the Late Pleistocene -- Chapter 10: Femoral Diaphyseal Shape and Mobility: An Ontogenetic Perspective -- Chapter 11: The Balance between Burden Carrying, Variable Terrain and Thermoregulatory Pressures in Assessing Morphological Variation -- Chapter 12: Territory Size in Canis lupus: Implications for Neandertal Mobility -- Chapter 13: The Effects of Terrain on Long Bone Robusticity and Cross-sectional Shape in Lower Limb Bones of Bovids, Neandertals, and Upper Paleolithic Modern Humans -- Chapter 14: Linearity in the Real World - An Experimental Assessment of Non-linearity in Terrestrial Locomotion -- Chapter 15 Femoral Mechanics, Mobility, and Finite Element Analysis -- 15 Femoral Mechanics, Mobility, and Finite Element Analysis.-.
Keywords: Evolutionary biology; Human physiology; Animal physiology; Animal anatomy; Animal ecology; Anthropology; Evolutionary Biology; Human Physiology; Animal Physiology; Animal Anatomy / Morphology / Histology; Animal Ecology; Anthropology