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Brian T. Shea

12 works· latest 1997· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

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Ontogeny and the evolution of adult body size dimorphism in apes1995 · 219 citations
Relative growth of the limbs and trunk in the African apes1981 · 173 citations
Ontogeny of body size variation in African apes1996 · 170 citations
Paedomorphosis and Neoteny in the Pygmy Chimpanzee1983 · 164 citations
Ontogenetic approaches to sexual dimorphism in anthropoids1986 · 161 citations

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What's Your Angle? Size Correction and Bar–Glenoid Orientation in “Lucy” (A.L. 288-1)

International Journal of Primatology·1997·2 authors

32citations

Allometry and adaptation of body proportions and stature in African pygmies

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1996·2 authors

89citations

Ontogeny of body size variation in African apes

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1996·2 authors

170citations

Ontogeny and the evolution of adult body size dimorphism in apes

American Journal of Primatology·1995·2 authors

219citations

Unfinished business: Mahalanobis and a clockwork orang

Journal of Human Evolution·1992·3 authors

88citations

On Skull Form and the Supraorbital Torus in Primates

Current Anthropology·1986·2 authors

77citations

Ontogenetic approaches to sexual dimorphism in anthropoids

Human Evolution·1986·1 author

161citations

On aspects of skull form in African apes and orangutans, with implications for hominoid evolution

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1985·1 author

112citations

The ontogeny of sexual dimorphism in the African apes

American Journal of Primatology·1985·1 author

75citations

An Allometric Perspective on the Morphological and Evolutionary Relationships between Pygmy (Pan Paniscus) and Common (Pan troglodytes) Chimpanzees

Springer eBooks·1984·1 author·chapter

92citations

Paedomorphosis and Neoteny in the Pygmy Chimpanzee

Science·1983·1 author

164citations

Relative growth of the limbs and trunk in the African apes

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1981·1 author

173citations