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Turizm, yerel toplum (ev sahibi) ile turistin (misafir) bir araya gelmelerini sağlayarak, farklı kültürel ve sosyal yapıya sahip olan toplumların kaynaşmasına neden olmaktadır. Özellikle kırsal alanda yerel halk, turizm sayesinde kentsel... more
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      HumanitiesEconomic and Social Sciences
ÖZ Bu çalışmada, antropoloji biliminin bakış açısıyla turizmin kırsal alanda gerçekleştirdiği değişim anlatılacaktır. Turizm, özellikle kırsal alanda, halkın dış dünya ile iletişim kurmayı arttırmakta, kentsel değerler ile daha sık... more
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      TURİZMGökçeada/ Imbros
ÖZ KÜRESELLEŞME DÖNEMİNDE AFRİKALI GÖÇMENLERİN FARKLILAŞMA VE UYUM SÜRECİ: İSTANBUL ÖRNEĞİ NAZLI UÇAR Küreselleşmeyle birlikte uluslararası göçün çeşitliliği, hacmi ve coğrafi kapsamı şekil değişmiştir. Bu durum hiç şüphesiz Türkiye’yi de... more
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      IrkçılıkGöçmensosyal uyumtoplumsal entegrasyon
Sanayileşme ile birlikte gelişen turizm, yerel toplum (ev sahibi) ile turistin (misafir) bir araya gelmelerini sağlayarak, farklı kültürel ve sosyal yapıya sahip olanların kaynaşmasına neden olmaktadır. Böylece farklı bilgiye, görgüye,... more
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      TURİZMKültürel DeğişmeTurizm Antropolojisi
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Hemen her toplumda, ortalama ömür bebeklik, çocukluk, delikanlılık, yetişkinlik ve yaşlılık gibi dönemlere ayrılır. Birey, sosyalizasyon sürecinde çeşitli aşamalardan geçer, her aşamada cinsiyetine ve yaşına bağlı olarak, ait olduğu... more
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Long bone length is one of the best-known indicators of human stature. Although the long bone length/height ratio differs in tall and short individuals, no detailed study has investigated whether specific formulae should be used to... more
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      Biological AnthropologyForensic AnthropologyAnthropometry
Most forensic and biological anthropological studies use the stature-estimation formulae developed by Trotter and Gleser (1). In recent decades, studies of morphological differences between populations have indicated that... more
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      AnthropologyBiological AnthropologyForensic AnthropologyForensic Archaeology
This study is to evaluate whether it is possible to predict living stature from sacral and coccygeal vertebral dimensions. Individual vertebral body heights, sacral height (SH), and sacrococcygeal height (SCH) were recorded from the... more
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      Biological AnthropologyForensic AnthropologyMagnetic Resonance ImagingForecasting
It is a fact that researchers make use of various calibration methods for calculating and correcting dental caries frequency. The lack of standardization and accuracy of such methods has made it difficult for the researchers to draw... more
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      Biological AnthropologySkeletal BiologyDental AnthropologyLife Style
The incisors and canines and the premolars and molars show differential resistance to cariogenic factors. The anterior teeth have a lower caries frequency than the posterior teeth. However, these tooth classes are lost differentially in... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyArchaeologyAnthropologyBiological Anthropology
In forensic and anthropological studies, body height is usually estimated from a single regression formula of the population of interest. The aim of this study was to test the accuracy of regression formulae devised for different stature... more
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      ArchaeologyAnthropologyBiological AnthropologyForensic Anthropology
Undernutrition, pathogenic agents, and poor living conditions are of primary importance in the evaluation of adverse environmental conditions' effects on human growth; but child labor (an equally significant factor, especially in... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyArchaeologyAnthropologyAnthropometry
The measurements of feet and footprints are especially important in forensic identification, as they have been used to predict the body height and weight of victims or suspects. It can be observed that the subjects of forensic-oriented... more
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      Biological AnthropologyForensic AnthropologyForensic ScienceAnthropometry
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      Electron MicroscopyDiabetesCorneaBlood Glucose
Data about the effects of working environment and excessive physical loads on human growth and constitution are insufficient. Although there are a few studies which link growth retardation in children's stature and long bones to their... more
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      AnthropologyChild DevelopmentAnthropometryAdolescent Development
In forensic work, it is important to be able to estimate body height from a variety of bones. It is well known that estimates based on upper limb long bone measurements are highly accurate. This report describes an equation devised for... more
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The purpose of this paper is to illustrate how economic, social, and cultural factors affect the growth process in an economically developing country, Turkey. Growth studies carried out in Turkey indicate that living in urban or rural... more
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Prediction of stature in forensic medicine and anthropology is one of the most important tools in forensic identification. This study is aimed at generating group–specific stature equations that produce the most accurate results. The... more
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The retention of zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), and arsenic (As) on rib bones belonging to 81 individuals gathered from the Resuloğlu necropolis, a Central Anatolian Early Bronze Age (EBA) excavation site, were analyzed.... more
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