Parallelism, Homology and Homoplasy in Relation to Hominid Taxonomy and the Origin of Homo Sapiens

Authors

  • L. Oschinsky Canada
  • P. Gall Canada
  • J. MacDonald Canada
  • L. Niemann Canada
  • M. Spence Canada
  • S. Wilson Canada

Abstract

Le concept de parallélisme qui, jusqu'à date avait été inclus dans la catégorie "homoplasie", est maintenant placé sous la rubrique "homologie". On a conçu aussi une nouvelle sous-catégorie de "l'homologie", "l'isomorphisme", afin de mieux rendre compte de la similitude due à l'ascendance commune.

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1964-04-30

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Oschinsky, L. ., Gall, P., MacDonald, J., Niemann, L., Spence, M., & Wilson, S. (1964). Parallelism, Homology and Homoplasy in Relation to Hominid Taxonomy and the Origin of Homo Sapiens. Anthropologica, 6(1), 105–117. Retrieved from https://cas-sca.journals.uvic.ca/index.php/anthropologica/article/view/753

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Vol. 6 No. 1 (1964)

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Copyright (c) 1964 L. Oschinsky, P. Gall, J. MacDonald, L. Niemann, M. Spence & S. Wilson

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