Title: Population structure in the eastern Adriatic: the
influence of historical processes, migration patterns, isolation and
ecological pressures, and their interaction
Title: Migration in the Eastern Adriatic and their Consequences
on Population Structure - Analyses of Census Data
Title: The USA -Croatian Cooperation in Anthropological Research
Title: Dobzhansky, Theodosius Grigorievič (1900-1975); Evolution
and Genetics - Synthetic Theory
Title: Gajdusek, Carlton (1923-); Slow Virus Kuru - an Example
of Transcultural Approach to Studying Diseases of Unclear Etiology
Title: Age and sex as determinants of arterial blood pressure in
the eastern Adriatic population
Title: Disproportional Increase in Forced Vital Capacity Related
to that in Body Surface Area During Puberty
Title: A High Incidence of Tolerance to Hypotensive Effect of Low
Nitroglycerin Dose Detected by Cyclic Interruption of a Nitroglycerin
Infusion
Title: Reference values for forced vital capacity (FVC) and
forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) from a teenage population of
north Dalmatia (Croatia)
Title: Estimation of the population structure through temporal
migration analysis: an example from the island of Hvar, Croatia
Title: Psychodynamics and culture; a consideration of
contemporary 'migrant' families in the Eastern Adriatic, Croatia
Title: Reference values for FVC and FEV1 in healthy adult
nonsmokers
Title: Importance of clinical examinations in professional
guidance medicine
Title: Dermatoglyphs of the digito-palmar complex in patients
with developmental displacement of the hip
Title: Antropometrijska analiza populacijske strukture Hrvatske
Title: Changes of the Dental and Bone Status in the Elderly
Title: Anthropologic-Prothetic Aspect of Edentia and Supply with
Mobile Prostheses in Some Island Populations of the East Mediterranean
Title: Dialect Variants of the Island of Krk - an Introduction to
Anthropological Research
Title: Reclaiming Lives: Variable Effects of War on Gender and
Ethnic Identities in the Narratives of Bosnian and Croatian Refugees
Title: Population Structure of the Adriatic Islands:
Dermatoglyphic Analyses
Title: The Effect of Fatness and Fat Distribution on
Cardiovascular Fitness in Healthy Adult Population
Title: Physiological Relationship and Population Structure
Analyses: Example from Eastern Adriatic
Title: Mathematical model for nutricion problem
Title: Contribution to development of ergonomics in developing
countries - Low cost video&computer method for data collection, processing
and simulation
Title: Utvrđivanje dinamičkih momenata tromosti u sjedećih osoba
naše populacije
Title: Blood Pressure in Relation to Age and Sex in the
Population of the Island of Krk, Croatia
Title: Serogenetic Polymorphisms of the Four Middle Dalmatian
Island and Peninsular Population Isolates
Title: Anthropometric Assessment of Nutritional Status and
Physical Fitness in the Population of the Adult Population of the Adriatic
Islands
Title: Folk Culture and the People. Some Problems of Modern
Conceptualization and Reserch
Title: Increasing dose renews efficacy of nitroglycerin infusion
in patients with nitriate tolerance, until secondary resistance onset
Title: Disproportional heart growth during puberty: different
rate of increase in systolic vs. diastolic thickness of left ventricular
wall
Title: Different thickening of left and right heart ventricular
wall during puberty
Title: Disproportional increase in forced vital capacity related
to increase in body surface area during puberty
Title: Applied dermatoglyphic analyses in epidemiology - patients
with hip luxation
Title: Dermatoglyphic analyses of Croatian populations
Title: Dermatoglyphics in medical anthropology-analyses of
autistic children and their relatives
Title: Dermatoglyphic analysis on the island of Brač
Title: Population structure analysis - could metacarpal bone
dimensions provide us with satisfactory information?
Title: Physiological analysis of the population structure of the
island of Pag, Croatia
Title: Correlation between dental status and some biochemical
variables
Title: Anthropogenetic variations of Dalmatian isolates, Croatia
Title: Biodemographic studies on Adriatic islands: Isonymy and
migration
Title: Medical anthropology and transcultural dimensions:
introduction
Title: Lung volumes and spirometric standards at the age 13 to 18
years: a study in North Dalmatia (Croatia)
Title: Longitudinal study of lung function development in
relation to body size during puberty
Title: Genetic variability in two island populations in Dalmatia
(Croatia)
Title: Physiological relationships and population structure
analyses: example from eastern Adriatic
Title: The effect of fatness and fat distribution on
cardiovascular fitness in a healthy adult population
Title: Estimation of the population structure through migration
analysis. Example from the island of Hvar
Title: Historical migrations of the eastern Adriatic populations
- The consequences on the population structure
Title: Population structure in Eastern Adriatic: Analysis of
parameter b in isolation by distance model
Title: Serogenetics of Brač, Yugoslavia
Title: Sexual Difference in the Pubertal Growth Rate of Heart
Title: Disproportional Growth of Diastolic and Systolic Thickness
of Heart Walls in Pubertal Boys
Title: Dermatoglyphics of the Digito-Palmar Complex in Family
with Autistic Child
Title: Dermatoglyphics of the Digito-Palmat Complex in Pulmonary
Cancer Patients
Title: Dermatoglyphic Traits of the Digitopalmar Complex in
Patients with Bronchopulmonary Carcinoma - as a Prove for Possible
Genetical Predisposition
Title: Population Structure of Croatia
Title: Phenotypic Effects of Recent Migration in Dalmatian Island
Populations
Title: Analysis of Family Correlation for Some Health-connected
Quantitative Traits
Title: The Impact of Migrations on the Population Structure of
Krk Island
Title: Formation of the Population Structure Through Migrations
of the Past Hundred Years - Contribution to Anthropological Investigations
of the Eastern Adriatic
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: ŠPOLJAR-VRŽINA SANJA-MARINA
Date of defense: 06/22/92
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 236
Summary: Using a well established methodology of temporal migration
analysis conducted on the island of Brač, we investigated the parental and
ancestral origin of proposed populations of the Eastern Adriatic and their
migrational characteristics. On every island separately - the island of
Hvar, Korčula and the peninsula of Pelješac - data on parents and ancestral
birth places and years of birth were assigned to four cohorts, chosen
according to four time periods relevant for the whole region. Through the
analysis of migration patterns and intensities, migrational kinship and the
level of reproductive isolation, we evaluated the (micro)differentiation
processes on each of the islands and peninsula. On the basis of these
results we compared and defined the making of contemporary population
structures, through migrational movements and the (non)mobility of
inhabitants in the last 150 years.
All results clearly confirm our presumption on the existence of various
forms of (micro)evolutionary trends for each island and the peninsula,
which are expressed through the migration of alleles on each of the islands
and peninsula. Although similarities can be observed in migrational
movements over the region in the sense of high endogamies and small values
of within-island and off-island migrations, the differences are evident in
intensities and well developed patterns of migrational movements that are
unique for each island and the peninsula. This konwledge enables us to
evaluate biological differences among populations between islands and the
peninsula on a new level. Considering the process of heterogenization or
homogenization of subpopulations, the island of Hvar is heading towards
closing up, while the island of Korčula is on the begining of changes. This
is confirmed by a smaller number of generations needed to reach a genetic
equilibrium, and therefore for the islands begining changes of opening up.
The peninsula of Pelješac and island of Brač are similar and their K values
confirm their opening up and greater homogenization of subpopulations.
Obtained, results clearly show that through this more expanded approach to
the problem of migration in researched area we are able to evaluate
patterns and intensities of migration that have changed considerably
through the last hundered years. Therefore, migration trends have their
complex dynamics that need to be acknowledged for a more detailed
comparation of migration processes in the area of Eastern Adriatic.
Title: The Influence of Age and Sex on Dental and Bone Status - A
Contribution to Anthropological Research
Faculty: Stomatološki fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: PERINIĆ JOSIP
Date of defense: 11/17/92
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 138
Summary: The work presents the results of the following analyses:
- dental status analysis (number of healthy teeth CO; number ofextracted
teeth M(E), number of decayed teeth D(K); number offilled teeth F(P),
estimated also by DMF(KEP) index,
- bone status estimated by Barnett-Nordin and Garn index,
- analysis of morphometric dimensions (bone length - L, medularycanal width
- M, transversal bone width - T) of metacarpal bones(second, third and
fourth) of left and right hand,
- anthropometric analysis of longitudinal and transversal headdimensions
and body height and wieght,
- analysis of values in calcium serum, alcalic phosphatase,magnesium and
anorganic phosphates.
The goal of the thesis is to establish if there is anyrelationship between
dental status and bone tissue status withthe aforementioned anthropometric
and biochemical variables,and/or with age. Total sample consisted of 522
males and 683females, aged 19-90 years. On data obtained from the
sample,various statistical analyses were carried out
(correlation,regression and factor analysis). The results showed
obviouschanges with age for particular dental status variables anddental
status estimated by DMF (KEP) index. Changes were alsonoticed in medulary
canal dimensions of the metacarpal bones andBarnett-Nordin and Garn index
as an indicator of bone tissuestatus in relation to age increase.
Particular anthropometrichead dimensions were also found to change with
age, but absenceof these changes was recorded in biochemical variable
indicators.The analysis of intercorrelations has shown that dental
statusand bone status are not mutually correlated. Furthermore, theyare not
even correlated with anthropometric head dimension or theanalyzed
biochemical variables. Through the evaluation andverification of that
finding in the latent space, the behavior ofparticular variables both in
males and females was found to becompletely congruent. Several factors were
extracted clearlypointing out the separation of dimensions of metacarpal
bones(both among themselves and in relation to other analyzedvariables).
The changes of these dimensions are correlated withage, but not with the
rest of the variables. Dental statusvariables are located on particular
factors and represent aspecial entity of traits, also correlated to the
increase of age.Anthropometric head variables are clearly separated
ontransversal and longitudinal dimensions (eco-stable and valid forthe
estimation of population characteristics in microevolutionstudies).
Biochemical variables act, however, differently inmales and females and are
found on different factors.
The conducted analyses have shown that during the aging processof a range
of changes take, place in the bone structures. Thereare different
functional parts in the human skeletal system - thedental part is separated
from the skeletal one (estimated throughthe analysis of metacarpal
skeleton) - and they are notsignificantly correlated with the values of
calcium serum,magnesium, alcalic phosphatase and anorganic
phosphates.Anthropometric head variables are not correlated to dental
statusand bone status because they are also a part of relativelyindependent
functional entirety of human organism.
This study leads to several conclusions: various changes occur inthe human
organism during its aging process; these changes oftendiffer in males and
females; there is a significant correlationin the analysed sample females
of their dental status with thenumber of births; the biochemical variables
cannot be anindicator of various changes occuring in bone and dental
statusduring human lifetime.
Keywords: Dental status, bone status, aging.
Title: Changes of Heart Morphology and Function Related to
Changes in Functional Working Capacity and Body Size Changes During Puberty
Title: The Dynamics of Growth of Anthropometric Characteristics
and Lung Functions in Boys and Girls in the Age of 11.5 to 14.5 Years
Title: Neurosis and the formation of sex identity in adolescence
Faculty: Medicinski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: RUDAN VLASTA
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 379
Summary: This study analysed the impact of neurosis on formation and
acceptance of the sexual identity in adolescence. The analysed sample was
formed by eigh male adolescent, aged 16-20, and eight female adoelescents,
aged 17-21.
The method that was applied in this investigation was the individual
psychoanalytical therapy, that I habve been conducting during the work with
my patients in the duration of 1.5-4 years, with frequency od 2-3 sessions
a week.
The hypothesis of this research was that in the adolescence neurosis can be
clinically determined.
The assessment of each patient was carried through the certain points of A.
Freud (1962) diagnostic profile, which was especially adapted for
adolescents by M. Laufer (1965). The specific subjects of the assessments
were: drive development, including libido with regarding self and object
(cathexsis of the self and object), and aggression; ego; superego and the
ego ideal; fixations and regression (the genetic assessment); and outer and
inner conflict (dynamic and structural assessment).
The presented method of assessment enabled me to conclude that it is
possible to establish the diagnosis of the neurosis in the adolescence,
although it neither reveals the clear organisation, nor the firm structure,
which are the well-established characteristics of the adult neurosis, and
the formation of which is associated with the process of the consolidation
of the personality in late adolescence. Furthermore, there is an acitve
presence of some phase-specific developmental conflichts which are created
or reactivated by the process of the adolescence itself. Still, during the
end of the mid-adolescence and throughout the whole late adolescence, it
was possible to follow the defensive regressive processes from the level of
the oedipus complex along with the activation of the other defensive
mechanisms originating from the aforementioned regressive levels. Those
defensive mechanisms were still directed against the wiches of the oedipus
complex, but oven more so against the wishes originating from the
regressive proedipal/pregenital levels, where the fixation points were
found to be the most delineated. The wishes and the defensive mechanisms
directed against them, along with the forces of the superego, created a
compromise formations-neurotic symptoms which did not have short-term,
passing or reversible character that could be expected because of
regressive and progressive processes of the adolescence. In other words, I
was able to ascertain that the reached level of psychosexual development of
the adolescents with neurosis is predominantly oedipal, yet that the
sexuality is becoming the marks of the phases in which the strongest
fixations were present.
The adolescence did not provide the "second chance" (A. Freud, 1962) to
these patients, during which the progressive development would induce the
repair of the previous inadequate solutions of the developmental and
neurotic conflicts. In these patients, the reactitivating of the oedipus
complex in the adolescence and the regressive processes in the adolescence
itself, encouraged by some external evens, represented the provocative and
propelling forces that seriously endangered their ego. In order to preserve
the ego from further disintegration, the aforementioned neurotical
mechanisms would be activated. These mechanisms then lead to a creation of
the compromise formations. It was also shown that the passage of these
adolescents through the oedipal phases was not even successfully conducted
in the childhood. From the perspective of the parricide, guilt and
responsibility, the repression of the oedipus complex itself represented
the avoidance of the parent "murdering" as a part of the process of the
struggle for independence. That enabled the patients to preserve the
infantile libidinal dependent relationships with their parents. Through the
avoidance of the parricide, neither did certain aspects of the oedipal
relations become transformed in ego-superego relations (internalisation,
although the adolescence itself leads to a temporary weakening of the
superego-structure), nor were other aspects, throughout the relations with
external objects, reconstructed enough in order to loose the incestuous
character and create the bases for the new ways of the object choice. Thus,
these adolescents were, through the avoidance of the generation conflict,
widening the generation gap, what resulted in the weakening and delaying of
the separation and restructuralization (second individuations, Blos, 1979)
which is normally taking place in the adolescence.
Neurosis in the adolescence has had the greatest influence on the final
identification with the self sexual role, as well as on the final
orientation towards the sexual partner, while it did not influence the very
core of the gender identity.
The therapies revealed that the suffering from the symptoms and/or certain
kind of behaviour was the strongest motivation force for the entrance and
participation in the psychoanalytical therapy. The transference had its
specific characteristics, while the adolescent patients were involved, and
the consolidation process of the late adolescence, which was developing
paralelly, gave to their neuroses in the adolescence more and more the
characteristics of the true neurosis or adult neurosis, so that I have
reached the conclusion that there is a justification to call the neurosis
in the adolescence, due to its specifics, an adolescent neurosis.
The patients in which the therapeutical process was successfully developing
succeeded in resolving a great part of their infantile neurosis, mostly in
the late adolescence or, more frequently, eartly adulthood, and in entering
a successful for the desireed occupation. Still, it is very difficult, or
even imopossible, to clearly estimate the share of the progressive
developmental process itself in the occurrence of those events.
Title: Family Analysis of Biometric Traits in the Middle Dalmatia
Island's Population
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: ŠKARIĆ-JURIĆ TATJANA
Date of defense: 12/17/93
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 206
Summary: In this work there has been carried out an analysis of the
familyresemblance in biometric traits of the population of the islandsof
Brač, Hvar and Korčula as well as the peninsula of Pelješac.The analysis
encompasses 52 morphological properties of head nadbody, 18 physiological
parameters, 24 quantitative dermatoglyphicproperties of the digito-palmar
complex, 18 dimensions ofmetacarpal bones and 10 biochemical tests on serum
and plasm.The investigation has been carried out on a total sample of
1648adult examinees belonging to 670 different families. In this workthe
size of samples, the mean values and standard deviations havebeen
represented for each biometrical property for the group offathers, mothers,
sons and daughters. The similarity betweenfirst-degree relatives has been
quantified by calculatingPearsons "product-moment" coefficient of
correlation for eachvariable. Differences between pairs are tested using
Fisher'sz-transformation of the correlation coefficients. For the purposeof
representing the magnitude of assortative mating in thispopulation the
correlation of father and mother has beencalculated for these properties; a
comparison of the coefficientof correlations Parent-child and the corrected
coefficient ofcorrelations Parent-child has also been worked out. Finally,
thevalues of two estimators of the coefficients of heritability (h2)for
each analysed property have been represented.
The obtained results have been compared with the correspondingresults in
other authors, and discussed in respect to possibleinfluences of genetic
and/or ecological factors on theirformation. The results show a high level
of correspondence withwhat was expected. The highest correlation values
within a familyhave been found in dermatoglyphic properties and the
dimensionsof metacarpal bones, were as the lowest correlations have
beenfound in biochemical and physiological parameters; thecorrelations in
morphological properties are to be sought in themiddle range of values.
The fact that the correlations between children were not higherthan those
found in pairs of parents and children confirms theidea that this
population belongs to the group of populations ofa high socio-economic
status.
Title: The Impact of Migrations on the Population Structure of
Island Krk
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: VITALE KSENIJA
Date of defense: 04/29/94
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 108
Summary: Migration analysis carried out on the biggest Adriatic
island, island of Krk, are a part of the anthropological studies of
biological and cultural microdifferentiation among isolated rural
populations of eastern Adriatic.
Data for migration analysis are collected from church registers and
register offices for the time period from 1857 to 1992 and divided into
four time cohorts based on the important economic and political events
which affected that region.
Well established methods for migration analysis are used: parent-offspring
analysis applying Wright's island model and stochastic migration matrix
model and marital migration analysis.
Two aspects of population structure are evaluated: estimation of the
isolation of the subpopulations and of the island as a whole, and the
degree of kinship within and among the subpopulations. Comaprison of the
results obtained by migration analysis, kinship analysis, geographical
distance, economical, political and demographic data points to similarities
and/or differences of the population structure of different generations and
different ancestral groups living in the same ecological conditions.
The obtained results have revealed that the effect of micro evolutionary
trends, expressed through migration mobility acted with varying intesities
through four timecohorts. All applied methods showed high degree of
endogamy which speaks in favor of reproductive isolation and therefore
genetic isolation of the population of the island of Krk. The increase of
migration movements has led to the lover degrees of endogamy through the
time which points out a tendency towards genetically opening of the island.
The reproductive opening through the time, is differently affected by the
within-island and off-island migration. According to the increase of
migration rate and decrease of endogamy through the time, there is a
decrease of the coefficient of kinship within the subpopulations and
increase among the subpopulations which suggests that island of Krk is
heading towards homogenization of population.
Results obtained using all three methods are leading to the same
conclusions, but stochastic model of migration matrix evaluates the effects
of migration movements in the most precise way.
Title: Dermatoglyphs of Digoto-palmar Complex of the Dogon
Population (Republic of Mali)
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: MARKOVIĆ ANA
Date of defense: 05/25/94
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 164
Summary: As a part of a pluridisciplinary study of the Dogon
population, this research was carried out during the two field-work
periods, in the years of 1992 and 1993, in the Sangha region, Republic of
Mali. The study included 1.101 subjects o Dogon population and 104 of
neighboring Peul ethnic.
Bioanthropological investigation was carried out on the levels of endogamy
data, quantitative digito-palmar dermatoglyphic traits and endemic goiter
data.
The results point out that:
- endogamy on subpopulation level is not of high values, that implies the
existence of inter-village marital migration;
- endogamy of the Dogon population as a whole, in regional plane is 89.95%,
i.e. population is, on that level, rather "closed" to the influx of gnes;
- characteristics of the quantitative digito-palmar dermatoglyphic traits
of the population do correspond to values referred for West African
populations;
- sexusal asymmetry of all of the characteristics of the quantitative
digito-palmar dermatoglyphic traits is reaching higher values in males,
except for the atd angle values;
- bilateral asymmetry is displayed in all of investigated dermatoglyphic
traits, reaching higher values on the right side;
- correlation between symmetrictraits of left and right side is high
comparing to the other studies, which implies the presence of high
proportion of homozygotic allele status;
- the differences between characteristics of the quantitative digito-palmar
dermatogllyphic traits on the subpopulation level are significant;
- the pattern of subpopulations' grouping of Dogon population in the space
of dermatoglyphic traits, calculated according to the method of Penrose
(1954), suggest the existence of selective, directed marital migration,
isolation by distance or "bottleneck effect"; but the real causes are
indistinguishable because of the insufficient ethno-historical data of
Dogon population;
- the Peul population do differ from the neighboring Dogon population in
the space of quantitative digito-palmar dermatoglyphic traits inspite the
closeness of geographical areas they inhabit, which anticipate the
existance of different ancestral gene pool of the studied populations;
- differences between Dogon and Peul population are less expressed in males
than in females which leads us to assume there is a gene flow acting
recently between populations;
- the comparison of TRC values obtained in this study with other West
African populations' data, shows some differences existing but of low
correlation with linguistic, ethnic or geographic data;
- the incidence of endemic goiter in Dogon population reaches 52.6%;
- teh differences in endemic goiter incidence on subpopulation level imply
there are some other additional, aggravating causative factors acting
besides iodine deficiency;
- there are no significant differences in quantitative digito-palmar
dermatoglyphic traits between the groups of goitrous and healthy subjects.
The goal of this study was not to give the definite answers, but to pose a
new, more directed ones. This study of biomedical and anthropological
characteristics of population points out the need for more
multidisciplinary analysis to be taken, which could direct future public
health actions and which could give better insight into the processes of
formation of human populations' biological characteristics, of evolutionary
processes, and on the relationship of population-inherent characteristics
(gene pool) and population's environment.
Title: Population Structure of the Island of Hvar - Historical
and Demographical Characteristics
Faculty: Postdiplomski studij prirodnih znanosti (PMF) Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Author: MARKOVIĆ ANA
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 87
Summary:
This thesis is intended to, through showing the influence of demographic
and historic development on the over-all movements of the population of the
island of Hvar, contribute to the studies of the population structure of
the Eastern Adriatic.
The period form 1857 until 1991 is being studied. Parish registries (Status
Animarum) were used as the main data source for the 19th century, while the
study of the total number of the island population throughout the 20th
century was made easier by the existence of official census statistics.
The study included several levels:
a. establishing of the changes of the total population size in the nine
villages on the island of Hvar;
b. separation, trough using the factorial analysis, of the villages of
Svirče, Bogomolje and Poljica as representatives of the same trends in
respective parts of the island of Hvar;
c. conducting the analysis of demographic variables by which the population
structure of the three above mentioned villages is determined, on the basis
of gender, occupation, religion, and, furhter on, birth rate and mortality
rates and the natural growth.
While studying the natural growth of those inhabitants who, in spite of the
depopulation caused by intensive emigration evident since 1971, stayed on
the island, it was shown that the western and the eastern parts of the
island of Hvar can be clearly distinct. According to the existing data, the
western group of villages has moved from the very high natural growth phase
to the moderate one after 1910, while very evident depopulation process
took place after 1971. For the eastern group of villages, this transition
from high to moderate natural growth phase took place in 1931, while
depopulation is present since 1961. Poljica, with its specific geographic
position at the diviting line between the East and the West of the island,
had very high natural growth until 1921, and depopulation is evident since
1961.
Causes for the present depopulation can be explained through economic and
political circumstances in Dalmatia in the past centuries: preservation of
feudalism until 1930s. underdevelopment and poverty, which was especially
stipulated by the crisis in wine production at the end of the 19th century
and is connected with the high level of emigration of the island population
to the countries across the sea and with the lack of any intervention by
the need to, within anthropological studies of the population structure,
conduct the demographic research.
Title: Analysis of quantitative dermatoglyphic traits of the
digito-palmar complex in patients with bronchopulmonary carcinoma
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: MILIČIĆ JASNA
Date of defense: 06/29/92
Number of pages: 75
Author: Pavićević Dr.sc. Radomir
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Genetical factors in ethiology of bronchopulmonary
carcinoma - an analysis of quantitative and qualitative dermatoglyphic
traits of the digito-palmar complex
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: MILIČIĆ JASNA
Date of defense: 06/18/93
Number of pages: 210
Author: Pavićević Dr.sc. Radomir
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: Genetic base of autistic disorder - analysis of
dermatoglyphs digito-palmar complex
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 09/28/92
Number of pages: 136
Author: Bujas-Petković Dr. sc. Zorana
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: Formation of the population structure through past
migrations - contribution to anthropological investigations of the eastern
Adriatic
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 06/22/92
Number of pages: 236
Author: Špoljar-Vržina Dr.sc. Sanja-Marina
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: Craniometric and phaleophatologyc analysis of male
populations from two Avar-Slavic sites: Privlaka and Stari Jankovci
Faculty: Filozofski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 12/15/92
Number of pages: 139
Author: Šlaus Mr.sc. Mario
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Fmily analysis of biometric traits in the Midle Dalmatia
island's population
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 12/17/93
Number of pages: 206
Author: Škarić-Jurić Mr.sc. Tatjana
Degree level: M.A.
Title: The influence of age and sex on dental and skeletal status
- A contribution to anthropological research
Faculty: Stomatološki fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 11/17/92
Number of pages: 138
Author: Perinić Dr. sc. Josip
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: Analysis of quantitative dermatoglyphic traits of the
digito-palmar complex in patients with multiple sclerosis
Faculty: Institut za medicinska istraživanja i medicinu rada Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 07/02/91
Number of pages: 94
Author: Šupe Mr.sc. Svjetlana
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Changes of Heart Morphology and Function Related to
Changes in Functional Working Capacity and Body Size Changes During Puberty
Faculty: Medicinski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 04/20/94
Number of pages: 164
Author: Miličević Mr.sc. Goran
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: The Dynamics of Growth of Anthropometric Characteristics
and Lung Functions in Boys and Girls in the Age of 11.5 to 14.5 Years
Faculty: Fakultet za fizičku kulturu Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 10/11/94
Number of pages: 299
Author: Živičnjak Mr.sc. Miroslav
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: Dermatoglyphs of the Digito-palmar Complex in Patients
with Congenital Dislocation of the Hip
Faculty: Medicinski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 10/28/92
Number of pages: 158
Author: Aljinović Dr.sc. Igor
Degree level: Ph.D.
Title: Dermatoglyphic Analysis in Patients with Borderline
Personality Disorder
Faculty: Medicinski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: MILIČIĆ JASNA
Date of defense: 05/15/94
Number of pages: 95
Author: Jelovac mr.sc. Nikola
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Anthropogenetic Variability of Eastern Adriatic
Populations
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: JANIĆIJEVIĆ BRANKA
Date of defense: 10/12/92
Number of pages: 44
Author: Bakran Dipl.ing. Maja
Degree level: D.A.
Title: Anthropometric Analysis of Population Structure of Croatia
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: SMOLEJ-NARANČIĆ NINA
Date of defense: 10/27/92
Number of pages: 32
Author: Barać Dipl. ing. Lovorka
Degree level: D.A.
Title: Monitoring of Changes in Human Sceletal System by Analysis
of Metacarpal Sceleton
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 05/30/93
Number of pages: 53
Author: Lopotar Dipl. ing. Maja
Degree level: D.A.
Title: Serogenetic Polymorphisms in the Populations of the Island
of Hvar
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: JANIĆIJEVIĆ BRANKA
Date of defense: 10/28/94
Number of pages: 39
Author: Barić Dipl.ing. Helena
Degree level: D.A.
Title: Dermatoglyphic Patternt of Two Different Population Groups
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: MILIČIĆ JASNA
Date of defense: 12/24/94
Number of pages: 42
Author: Panjković dipl.ing M.
Degree level: D.A.
Title: Serogenetic Polymorphisms in the Populations of the Island
of Korčula
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: JANIĆIJEVIĆ BRANKA
Date of defense: 11/30/94
Number of pages: 40
Author: Ramljak Dipl. ing. S.
Degree level: D.A.
Title: The Impact of Migrations on the Population Structure of
Island Krk
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 10/30/94
Number of pages: 108
Author: Vitale mr.sc. Ksenija
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Dermatoglyphs of Digito-palmar Complex of the Dogon
Population (Republic of Mali)
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Date of defense: 05/10/94
Number of pages: 164
Author: Marković Mr.sc. Ivanka
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Quantitative Dermatoglyphic Patterns in Patients Affected
with Colon Cancer
Faculty: Medicinski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: BOŽIČEVIĆ DUBRAVKO
Date of defense: 06/22/95
Number of pages: 80
Author: Šklebar dr. Ivan
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Analysis of Quantitative Dermatoglyphic Pattern in Persons
with high Above-average Intelligence
Faculty: Medicinski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: BOŽIČEVIĆ DUBRAVKO
Date of defense: 06/21/95
Number of pages: 75
Author: Cesarik dr. Marijan
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Anthropometric assessment of nutritional status and
physical fitnees of the adult population of the Adriatic islands
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: SMOLEJ-NARANČIĆ NINA
Date of defense: 06/21/95
Number of pages: 94
Author: Betlehem Dipl.ing. Nevenka
Degree level: D.A.
Title: Anthropogenetic Variability of the Populations of
North-eastern Part of Slavonia-Baranja Region
Faculty: Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: JANIĆIJEVIĆ BRANKA
Number of pages: 117
Author: Marić dipl.ing. Svjetlana
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Population Structure of the Island of Hvar - Historical
and Demographical Characteristics
Faculty: Postdiplomski studij prirodnih znanosti (PMF) Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: RUDAN PAVAO
Number of pages: 87
Author: Marković Prof. Ana
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Dobzhansky, Theodosius: Evolution and genetics - synthetic
theory
Title: Gajdusek, Carlton: Slow virus of kuru - transcultural
approach to the study of diseases with unclear ethiology
Title: Anthropologycal investigations of Silba and Olib islands
Title: Anthropological Approach to Studies of Population
Structure of Croatia
Institution: Hrvatska akademija medicinskih znanosti
Year: 1994
Title: Historical processes and population structure: An example
from Croatia. The first Mario D. Zamora Lecture
Institution: Commonwealth Auditorium - Univ. Centre, Coll. of William and Mary
Year: 1994
Title: Human ecology and population structure
Institution: Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Anthropologie
Year: 1994
Title: Population Structure of Croatia - Anthropological Approach
Institution: KIC Kulturno-informativni centar
Year: 1994
Title: Population Structure of Croatia - Anthropo-genetic
Approach
Institution: Hrvatski zavod za transfuziju krvi
Year: 1994
Title: Population Structure of Croatia
Institution: Hrvatsko ergonomsko društvo
Year: 1994
Title: Age and Sex as Risk Factors of High Blood Pressure
Title: Models and anthropology
Title: Morphological and functional changes of heart related to
work capacity and body size during puberty
Title: Morphological traits in adolescent patients with anorexia
nervosa
Title: The Adriatic Croatia in Austrian and German Travel-records
Title: The Interval-Force Relationship of the Heart: Bowditch
Revisited
Title: 1. Kongres Hrvatskoga kardiološkog društva, Opatija,
22-24. travnja 1993.
Title: Science as Salvation - A Modern Myth and its Meaning
Title: Family Correlations as Indicators of Ecosensibility of
Diverse Biometrical Traits
Title: Spirometric reference values for nonsmoking adolescnets
and adults
Title: The Seljan Brothers on the Black nad Green Continents
Title: The population of the island of Hvar. The effects of
biological and cultural variables on genetic distances
Title: Population study and metacarpal dimensions
Title: Morphometry of metacarpal bones and the study of
population structure - possibilities and dilemmas?
Title: Dermatoglyphs in population studies in Croatia
Title: Psycodinamic problems of migrants families
Title: Mediterranean Societies: Tradition and Change
Title: Sex Difference in the Pubertal Heart Growth
Title: Causes of Different Growth Intensity of Systolic and
Diastolic Heart Wall Thickness
Title: Dermatoglyphic analysis in psychiatry
Title: Longitudinal Study of Morphological and Physiological
Development in School-aged Boys and Girls: Project Description
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