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paleopathology::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | palaeopathology |
| Type of | archaeology, archeology, pathology |
Examples of paleopathology
paleopathology
Paleopathology studies the traces of disease and injury in ancient human skeletons.
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D. in paleopathology, the study of disease in ancient human remains, receiving the degree in 2008.
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Later in his career, he became interested in paleopathology.
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Paleopathology, the study of disease in antiquity.
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The Cambridge encyclopedia of human paleopathology.
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Paleopathology, and other historical records, allowing an examination of how ancient societies dealt with illness and outbreak.
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Paleopathology and dietary selection, paleozoogeography and indigineity, taxonomy and taphonomy, and DNA viability studies abound.
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With all this confusion over paleopathology and dating techniques, a genetic analysis of the Trepanoma bacterium seemed much more logical.
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- The study of disease of former times (as inferred from fossil evidence)
- Paleopathology (spelled palaeopathology in the UK) is the study of ancient diseases. It is useful in understanding the past history of diseases, and uses this understanding to predict its course in the future.
- (paleopathologist) One who works in paleopathology
- (Paleopathologist) A person who studies disease and the structural and functional changes of disease in ancient human bones.
- Christopher Knusel, University of Bradford, UK
- The study of the evidence of trauma and disease in fossilized skeletons.
- The study of sickness, injuries and other abnormalities in the health of ancient organisms
