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Cephalo-facial Variation Among Onges

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Onges of Little Andaman has belong to one of the scheduled tribe of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. In the present paper 27 male and 26 female been studied for cephalo-facial variation. Thirteen measurements including height vertex were taken and three indices are calculated along with usual statistical constants like mean, SD, CV and SE. The study shows that they have brachycephalic head, platyrrhine nose and hypereuryproscopic face in both the sexes. Height vertex is very short to short followed by lower medium.

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1960An introduction to physical anthropology (3rd ed.).1966The Andaman Islanders.

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