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Robert G. Tague

15 works· latest 2011· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-2453-9281

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Most cited in this library

The obstetric pelvis of A.L. 288-1 (Lucy)1986 · 281 citations
Variation in pelvic size between males and females1989 · 201 citations
Sexual dimorphism in the human bony pelvis, with a consideration of the Neandertal pelvis from Kebara cave, Israel1992 · 153 citations
The Functional Significance of Neandertal Pubic Length [and Comments and Reply]1988 · 111 citations
Do big females have big pelves?2000 · 107 citations

Works

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Fusion of coccyx to sacrum in humans: Prevalence, correlates, and effect on pelvic size, with obstetrical and evolutionary implications

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2011·1 author

28citations

Sacralization is not associated with elongated cervical costal process and cervical rib

Clinical Anatomy·2010·1 author

18citations

High assimilation of the sacrum in a sample of American skeletons: Prevalence, pelvic size, and obstetrical and evolutionary implications

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2008·1 author

35citations

Costal process of the first sacral vertebra: Sexual dimorphism and obstetrical adaptation

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2006·1 author

41citations

Do big females have big pelves?

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2000·1 author

107citations

AL 288-1—Lucy or Lucifer: gender confusion in the Pliocene

Journal of Human Evolution·1998·2 authors

70citations

Maternal mortality or prolonged growth: Age at death and pelvic size in three prehistoric Amerindian populations

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1994·1 author

65citations

Sexual dimorphism in the human bony pelvis, with a consideration of the Neandertal pelvis from Kebara cave, Israel

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1992·1 author

153citations

Commonalities in dimorphism and variability in the anthropoid pelvis, with implications for the fossil record

Journal of Human Evolution·1991·1 author

87citations

Morphology of the pubis and preauricular area in relation to parity and age at death in Macaca mulatta

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1990·1 author

26citations

Anatomical and developmental bases for the ventral arc of the human pubis

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1990·2 authors

45citations

Variation in pelvic size between males and females

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1989·1 author

201citations

The Functional Significance of Neandertal Pubic Length [and Comments and Reply]

Current Anthropology·1988·9 authors

111citations

Bone resorption of the pubis and preauricular area in humans and nonhuman mammals

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·1988·1 author

36citations

The obstetric pelvis of A.L. 288-1 (Lucy)

Journal of Human Evolution·1986·2 authors

281citations