ZHOU Weichen, TAN Jingze
MOE Key Laboratory of Contemporary Anthropology, School of Life Sciences, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433 China
Key words: Dental anthropology; Dental non-metrical traits; the origin of the Japanese; Jomon people
Recieved: Jun.9, 2010 Accepted: Jun.22, 2010 Corresponding: tanjingze@gmail.com
《现代人类学通讯》第四卷e12篇 第78-82页 2010年6月23日网上发行
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牙齿人类学分析提示日本绳纹人的东南亚起源
周玮晨,谭婧泽
复旦大学现代人类学教育部重点实验室,上海 200433
摘要:日本古代绳纹人主要生活在距今1.2万到2.3千年前的日本列岛地区,是一类新石器时代狩猎-采集人群。绳纹人的起源在人类学中一直悬而未决。本文通过搜集牙齿人类学资料,比较了绳纹人与亚洲不同时间、地区人群的牙齿性状特征,结果提示绳纹人可能从东南亚地区起源。
关键词:牙齿人类学;牙齿非测量特征;日本人群起源;绳纹人
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