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  1. Frederick P. Thieme - Puerto Rican Population, Häftad. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Puerto Rican Population

    A Study in Human Biology

    Av Frederick P. Thieme

    Häftad, 1959

    178 kr

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    In this study, author Frederick P. Thieme presents data on biological characteristics of the population of Puerto Rico. He includes data on nutrition, dental status, intestinal infestation, blood types, and more: data he gathered during fieldwork in 1948 and 1949. Thieme’s goals were to set up a …

  2. Frederick P. Thieme - Puerto Rican Population, E-bok. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Puerto Rican Population

    A Study in Human Biology

    Av Frederick P. Thieme

    E-bok, 2020

    244 kr

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    In this study, author Frederick P. Thieme presents data on biological characteristics of the population of Puerto Rico. He includes data on nutrition, dental status, intestinal infestation, blood types, and more: data he gathered during fieldwork in 1948 and 1949. Thieme’s goals were to set up a …

  3. Frederick P. Thieme - Lumbar Breakdown Caused by Erect Posture in Man, E-bok. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Lumbar Breakdown Caused by Erect Posture in Man

    Av Frederick P. Thieme

    E-bok, 2020

    96 kr

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    In this study of lumbar breakdown (specifically spondylolisthesis and herniated intervertebral discs), Frederick P. Thieme finds that mechanical strains resulting from erect posture and lumbar curvature do contribute to low back breakdown in humans.

  4. Frederick P. Thieme - Lumbar Breakdown Caused by Erect Posture in Man, Häftad. Tillgänglighet: Tillfälligt slut

    Lumbar Breakdown Caused by Erect Posture in Man

    Av Frederick P. Thieme

    Häftad, 1950

    84 kr

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    In this study of lumbar breakdown (specifically spondylolisthesis and herniated intervertebral discs), Frederick P. Thieme finds that mechanical strains resulting from erect posture and lumbar curvature do contribute to low back breakdown in humans.