2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jchb.2005.05.005
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Morphological likeness of the skeletal remains in a Central European family from 17th to 19th century

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“…The use of nonmetric traits for this purpose should then rely on more accurate statistical treatment (Alt and Vach, 1995;Stojanowski and Shillaci, 2006). Our results corroborate the assumptions made by Velemínský and Dobisíková (2005), which consider that kinship inferences based on discrete traits should not be overestimated despite their general relevance. The nonmetric traits should be used only to determine that the likelihood of kinship among some individuals is higher than among others (Velemínský and Dobisíková , 2005).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…The use of nonmetric traits for this purpose should then rely on more accurate statistical treatment (Alt and Vach, 1995;Stojanowski and Shillaci, 2006). Our results corroborate the assumptions made by Velemínský and Dobisíková (2005), which consider that kinship inferences based on discrete traits should not be overestimated despite their general relevance. The nonmetric traits should be used only to determine that the likelihood of kinship among some individuals is higher than among others (Velemínský and Dobisíková , 2005).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…The genetic architecture of discrete traits has been assessed through studies performed on mice (Grü neberg, 1952;Deol et al, 1957;Leamy, 1974;Self and Leamy, 1978;Richtsmeier and McGrath, 1986) and rhesus macaques (Cheverud and Buikstra, 1981;McGrath et al, 1984) and through pedigree studies on humans (Torgersen, 1951;Grü neberg, 1963;Berry, 1968;Lane, 1977Lane, , 1978Sjøvold, 1977Sjøvold, , 1984Saunders and Popovich, 1978;Heinrich and Teschler-Nicola, 1991;Velemínský and Dobisíková, 2005;Carson, 2006). Consequently, there is a large literature discussing the heritability of nonmetric traits and their utility for representing genetic variation [see, for review, Stefan and Chapman (2003), Hanihara and Ishida (2001a-d), and Carson (2006)].…”
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“…Only a few previous studies have reported the heritability estimates of nonmetric cranial traits based on human family studies, or human or other primate skeletons (Saunders and Popovich, 1978;Cheverud and Buikstra, 1981a, b;Sjøvold, 1984;Mouri, 1997;Velemínský and Dobisíková, 2005). Cheverud and Buikstra (1981a, b) reported the heritability of nonmetric cranial traits in rhesus macaques.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Scholars continue to make important methodological contributions to the study of kinship by identifying traits potentially useful as indicators of genetic relatedness within skeletal samples (e.g., Offenbecker and Case 2012;Paul and Stojanowski 2015;Villotte et al 2011), comparing the effectiveness of different types of data for identifying biological relatedness (e.g., Adachi et al 2006;Ricaut et al 2010;Velemínský and Dobisíková 2005), and incorporating new analytical techniques (e.g., Gamba et al 2011;Ricaut et al 2006;Usher and Allen 2005;Usher and Weets 2014).…”
Section: Qualitative Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%