palaeopathology造句

• Esper was also the very first person to research palaeopathology.
• It was at this point that palaeopathology can truly be considered to have become a scientific discipline.
• In Egypt he worked on the histology of mummies publishing his findings and helping to establish the field of palaeopathology.
• After World War II palaeopathology began to be viewed in a different way : as an important tool for the understanding of past populations, and it was at this stage that the discipline began to be related to epidemiology and demography.
• The second book, " Homo Sungirensis " ( 2000 ) edited by T . I . Alexeeva et al . ( see below ), includes articles published since the first book, and new anthropological data derived from morphology, palaeopathology, X-ray study, histology, trace elements and molecular genetic analyses.
• The true genesis of the field of human palaeopathology is generally considered to have occurred between the mid nineteenth century and World War I . During this period a number of pioneering physicians and anthropologists, such as Marc Armand Ruffer, G . Elliot Smith, Frederic Wood Jones, Douglas E . Derry, and Samuel George Shattock, clarified the medical nature of ancient skeletal pathologies.