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Teeth size reduction in the prehistoric populations in Serbia

Smanjenje veličine zuba u praistorijskim populacijama na teritoriji Srbije

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Pajević, Tina
Sessa, Tijana
Juloski, Jovana
Glišić, Branislav
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Introduction. Anthropological studies show craniofacial changes with a reduction in teeth size during evolution of the human population. Objective. The objective was to measure and compare the sizes of teeth in the population of the Mesolithic-Neolithic sites in the Iron Gate Gorge and the population from the Early Bronze Age site of Mokrin. Methods. The study included teeth without advanced wear near the pulp. The material was divided according to the site of the skeletal population in two groups. Group 1 comprised 107 teeth from the Mesolithic-Neolithic sites Lepenski Vir and Vlasac. Group 2 included 158 teeth from the Mokrin graveyard dated in the Early Bronze Age. The mesio-distal diameter was measured in all teeth, while the vestibulo-oral diameter was measured in the molars only. Using the two-factor analysis of variance, the influence of sex, site and their interaction on the size of the teeth were investigated. Results. The vestibulo-oral diameter of the upper third molar was s...ignificantly higher in males compared to females. The comparison between the groups showed that the vestibule-oral diameter of the lower first molar was significantly higher in group 1. Conclusion. The present difference in teeth size indicates the existence of reduction during the prehistoric times. However, the time period between the populations studied is probably too short to be manifested on a large number of teeth.

Uvod. Antropološke studije pokazuju da su tokom evolucije čoveka nastale promene u skeletu lica uz smanjenje veličine zuba. Cilj rada. Cilj rada bio je da se izmere i uporede veličine zuba kod populacije sa mezolitsko- neolitskih nalazišta u Đerdapu i populacije sa nalazišta iz ranog bronzanog doba u Mokrinu. Metode rada. Ispitani su zubi sa najviše drugim stepenom abrazije, koji su podeljeni prema nalazištu skeletne populacije u dve grupe. U grupi 1 bilo je 107 zuba sa mezolitsko-neolitskog lokaliteta Lepenski vir i Vlasac. Grupa 2 obuhvatila je 158 zuba sa nekropole Mokrin iz ranog bronzanog doba. Na svim zubima je izmeren meziodistalni prečnik, a na molarima i vestibulooralni prečnik. Primenom dvofaktorske analize varijanse ispitani su uticaj pola, lokaliteta i njihove interakcije na veličinu zuba. Rezultati. Vestibulooralni prečnik gornjeg trećeg molara bio je značajno veći kod muškaraca. Poređenjem zuba između grupa, zapaženo je da je vestibulooralni prečnik donjeg prvog molara bi...o značajno veći kod zuba grupe 1. Zaključak. Uočena razlika u veličini zuba ukazuje na smanjenje zuba tokom praistorije, ali je najverovatnije period između ispitivanih populacija mali da bi se ove promene značajno ispoljile na većem broju zuba.

Keywords:
teeth / odontometry / prehistoric demography / odontometrija / praistorijska demografija
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Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo, 2012, 140, 7-8, 419-424
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  • Srpsko lekarsko društvo, Beograd

DOI: 10.2298/SARH1208419P

ISSN: 0370-8179

WoS: 000309632000003

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AB  - Uvod. Antropološke studije pokazuju da su tokom evolucije čoveka nastale promene u skeletu lica uz smanjenje veličine zuba. Cilj rada. Cilj rada bio je da se izmere i uporede veličine zuba kod populacije sa mezolitsko- neolitskih nalazišta u Đerdapu i populacije sa nalazišta iz ranog bronzanog doba u Mokrinu. Metode rada. Ispitani su zubi sa najviše drugim stepenom abrazije, koji su podeljeni prema nalazištu skeletne populacije u dve grupe. U grupi 1 bilo je 107 zuba sa mezolitsko-neolitskog lokaliteta Lepenski vir i Vlasac. Grupa 2 obuhvatila je 158 zuba sa nekropole Mokrin iz ranog bronzanog doba. Na svim zubima je izmeren meziodistalni prečnik, a na molarima i vestibulooralni prečnik. Primenom dvofaktorske analize varijanse ispitani su uticaj pola, lokaliteta i njihove interakcije na veličinu zuba. Rezultati. Vestibulooralni prečnik gornjeg trećeg molara bio je značajno veći kod muškaraca. Poređenjem zuba između grupa, zapaženo je da je vestibulooralni prečnik donjeg prvog molara bio značajno veći kod zuba grupe 1. Zaključak. Uočena razlika u veličini zuba ukazuje na smanjenje zuba tokom praistorije, ali je najverovatnije period između ispitivanih populacija mali da bi se ove promene značajno ispoljile na većem broju zuba.
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Pajević, T., Sessa, T., Juloski, J.,& Glišić, B.. (2012). Teeth size reduction in the prehistoric populations in Serbia. in Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo
Srpsko lekarsko društvo, Beograd., 140(7-8), 419-424.
https://doi.org/10.2298/SARH1208419P
Pajević T, Sessa T, Juloski J, Glišić B. Teeth size reduction in the prehistoric populations in Serbia. in Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo. 2012;140(7-8):419-424.
doi:10.2298/SARH1208419P .
Pajević, Tina, Sessa, Tijana, Juloski, Jovana, Glišić, Branislav, "Teeth size reduction in the prehistoric populations in Serbia" in Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo, 140, no. 7-8 (2012):419-424,
https://doi.org/10.2298/SARH1208419P . .

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