Research Article
A 150-Year Conundrum: Cranial Robusticity and Its Bearing on the Origin of Aboriginal Australians
Table 1
Cranial traits used in phenetic studies of WLH50 (characters from [
55]).
| Character | Developmental subunit* |
| (1) Angular torus | Vault | (2) Coronal keel | Vault | (3) Sagittal keel on frontal | Vault | (4) Lateral frontal trigone | Vault | (5) Linea obliquus strongly developed | Vault | (6) Mastoid crest | Vault | (7) Sagittal keel on parietal | Vault | (8) Postlambdoidal eminence | Vault | (9) Prebregmatic eminence | Vault | (10) Projecting inion | Vault | (11) Sulcus dividing the medial and lateral elements of the supraorbital torus or superciliary arches | Orbit | (12) Superior margin of the orbit blunt (as opposed to sharp) | Orbit | (13) Suprainiac fossa | Vault | (14) Supramastoid crest | Vault | (15) Temporal line forms a ridge | Vault | (16) Transversely extensive nuchal torus | Vault |
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*After Ackermann and Cheverud [120].
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