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Tracy K. Betsinger

10 works· latest 2021· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-2936-5081

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Dental crown size and sex hormone concentrations: Another look at the development of sexual dimorphism2008 · 73 citations
Post-Cranial Traumatic Injury Patterns in Two Medieval Polish Populations: The Effects of Lifestyle Differences2015 · 47 citations
Toward a bioarchaeology of urbanization: Demography, health, and behavior in cities in the past2021 · 38 citations
Apotropaic Practices and the Undead: A Biogeochemical Assessment of Deviant Burials in Post-Medieval Poland2014 · 32 citations
Governing from the Grave: Vampire Burials and Social Order in Post-medieval Poland2014 · 25 citations

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Toward a bioarchaeology of urbanization: Demography, health, and behavior in cities in the past

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2021·2 authors·Open access

38citations

Trends in mortality and biological stress in a medieval polish urban population

International Journal of Paleopathology·2017·2 authors

17citations

Deviant burials and social identity in a postmedieval Polish cemetery: An analysis of stable oxygen and carbon isotopes from the “vampires” of Drawsko

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2017·4 authors

15citations

Post-Cranial Traumatic Injury Patterns in Two Medieval Polish Populations: The Effects of Lifestyle Differences

PLoS ONE·2015·3 authors·Open access

47citations

Apotropaic Practices and the Undead: A Biogeochemical Assessment of Deviant Burials in Post-Medieval Poland

PLoS ONE·2014·4 authors·Open access

32citations

Governing from the Grave: Vampire Burials and Social Order in Post-medieval Poland

Cambridge Archaeological Journal·2014·2 authors·Open access

25citations

Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) in pre-Columbian North America: Evidence from the eastern Tennessee River Valley

International Journal of Paleopathology·2013·3 authors

12citations

Differential visibility of treponemal disease in pre‐Columbian stratified societies: Does rank matter?

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2010·3 authors

16citations

Dental crown size and sex hormone concentrations: Another look at the development of sexual dimorphism

American Journal of Physical Anthropology·2008·3 authors

73citations

The biological consequences of urbanization in medieval Poland

OhioLink ETD Center (Ohio Library and Information Network)·2007·1 author·Open access

23citations