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Professor S. P. Singh
Former Dean, Life Sciences
Punjabi University, Patiala, India
Email : spsingh@humanbiologyjournal.com

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Human Biology ReviewISSN 2277 - 4424

The online Human Biology Review is an International Peer Reviewed Journal published quarterly during January, April, July and October every year. It is devoted to the broader theme of biological variations among human populations ultimately reflecting on their health. It focuses on research in all fields of biological anthropology including human genetics, human growth, body composition, biotechnological advances, human physique, demography, human origins and evolution, population variations, genomics, kinanthropometry, human ecology, human nutrition, health perspectives and all other related areas. The bodily adaptations made by different human populations to procreate and survive in different ecological situations are important in determining the future course of the human race.

The journal publishes original research papers, short reports, review papers, and case reports on specific research issues as well as book reviews, news and other scientific information. The authors are also welcome to share their exciting experiences of research and new innovations.

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Volume 7 Issue 1, January-March, 2018

Physical activity levels and child growth

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Dr. S. P. Singh (Editor-in-Chief)

What happens when physical activity levels in a community decrease drastically as a result of big transformation of a traditional agricultural economy to a mechanized society? Scientists at the CUNY Hunter College, New York, and University of Utah, Salt Lake City have come up with a conclusion that sizable increases in mean height, weight, and triceps skin fold thickness Read More

Table of Contents

1.
Composite Index of Anthropometric Failure (CIAF) among pre-school (2-5 years) tribal children of Assam (India).
R Kramsapi, Kh. N Singh, N Mondal Original Scientific Paper Anthropometry
2.
Gender Preferences influencing fertility among women of Todapur – Dasghara, Delhi.
P.R.Mondal, S. Kumari and S. Walia Original Scientific Paper Health sciences
3.
Hair Ultrastructure: A comparative study on Old world and New world monkey.
M. Chatterjee and A. R. Bandyopadhyay Brief Report Others
4.
Overweight and Obesity: Correlates and Temporal Trends in Global Context.
R.K. Gautam, A. H. Golnabi, D. K. Adak and P. Bharati Original Scientific Paper Health sciences
5.
BMI of transfusion dependent beta-thalassemia children of North-Western Indian Origin.
H. Kaur, A. K. Bhalla, A. Trehan, R.K. Pilania, N. Hansdak and R. Kaur Original Scientific Paper Health sciences
6.
Anthropometric Characteristics and Nutritional Status of Adult Sabars of Bankura District, West Bengal.
M. Ghosh, S. Bhandari and K. Bose Original Scientific Paper Health sciences
7.
Trends in somatotype components of ageing rural women of Punjab.
G. Kaur, S. P. Singh and A.P. Singh Original Scientific Paper Others
8.
Menarche and the pattern of menstrual cycle among two linguistically cognate tribes of North East India.
M. Sharma Original Scientific Paper Health sciences

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Human Biology Review

(ISSN 2277 - 4424)

The Journal

The online Human Biology Review is an International Peer Reviewed Journal published quarterly during January, April, July and October every year. It is devoted to the broader theme of biological variations among human populations ultimately reflecting on their health. It focuses on research in all fields of biological anthropology including human genetics, human growth, body composition, biotechnological advances, human physique, demography, human origins and evolution, population variations, genomics, kinanthropometry, human ecology, human nutrition, health perspectives and all other related areas. The bodily adaptations made by different human populations to procreate and survive in different ecological situations are important in determining the future course of the human race.

The journal publishes original research papers, short reports, review papers, and case reports on specific research issues as well as book reviews, news and other scientific information. The authors are also welcome to share their exciting experiences of research and new innovations.

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