The increase in architectural variables relative to age, is expected. BV/TV and E are at their lowest in the age class (1.1-3 years), which coincides with the developmental period when modern children begin walking unassisted.These preliminary results agree with a similar study on the radius [5]. Future analyses will include the external morphology and cortical bone thickness that will provide a more complete picture of talar development in humans. Following this, these results may then be extended to studies of non-human primates and fossil taxa, which could then ultimately be useful in identifying developmental milestones related to the evolutionary history of committed terrestrial bipedalism.

The ontogeny of bipedalism: insights from trabecular changes during growth

Badino F;
2019

Abstract

The increase in architectural variables relative to age, is expected. BV/TV and E are at their lowest in the age class (1.1-3 years), which coincides with the developmental period when modern children begin walking unassisted.These preliminary results agree with a similar study on the radius [5]. Future analyses will include the external morphology and cortical bone thickness that will provide a more complete picture of talar development in humans. Following this, these results may then be extended to studies of non-human primates and fossil taxa, which could then ultimately be useful in identifying developmental milestones related to the evolutionary history of committed terrestrial bipedalism.
2019
Istituto di Geologia Ambientale e Geoingegneria - IGAG
Dipartimento di Scienze del Sistema Terra e Tecnologie per l'Ambiente - DSSTTA
Inglese
9th Annual ESHE Meeting
19-21st September 2019
Liège, Belgium
XXX
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Figus, C; Stephens, Nb; Bortolini, E; Sorrentino, R; Arrighi, S; Badino, F; Lugli, F; Marciani, G; Oxilia, G; Romandini, M; Scalise, Lm; Silvestrini, ...espandi
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