Titlebook: Spinal Evolution; Morphology, Function Ella Been,Asier Gómez-Olivencia,Patricia Ann Krame Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Ver

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The Modern and Fossil Hominoid Spinal Ontogeny,ng of the growth patterns which lead to the distinct and species-specific adult vertebral column morphology of modern humans and great and lesser modern apes is important to interpret fossil hominoid vertebral material in its phylogenetic and functional context..A general overview over the mammalian

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The Association Between Spinal Posture and Spinal Biomechanics in Modern Humans: Implications for Einematics is of great importance to the study of the paleobiology of extinct species. When discussing the biomechanics of the spine of extinct hominins, arguments are based solely on osseous material, as soft tissues are basically absent from the fossil record and because there is no living represen

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Spinal Posture and Pathology in Modern Humans,l changes on spinal morphology and biomechanics. One of the major morphological changes is the increased curvatures found in the human spine. There is an ongoing debate about whether humans “pay” for becoming bipedal by suffering from a high prevalence of back pain and spinal pathology. In order to

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Cervical Posture, Pain, and Pathology: Developmental, Evolutionary and Occupational Perspective, position, gaze, and visual field. However, there is considerable variability in the cervical spine curvature of different individuals, generating several unresolved questions: What is a normal cervical curvature? How is cervical posture associated with cervical spine pain and pathology? How is erec

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Vertebral Morphology in Relation to Head Posture and Locomotion I: The Cervical Spine,osture and locomotor behaviors. This chapter reviews what is known about the functional morphology of the primate cervical spine in relation to head stabilization and locomotor behaviors and highlights avenues of future research and hypothesis testing.

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The Study of the Human Spine and Its Evolution: State of the Art and Future Perspectives,hes in study of the spine. The objective of this introductory chapter is to provide an overview of the book, to summarize the state of the art on this subject, and to propose new avenues for future research.

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