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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.

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Volume 14 Issue 2, April-June, 2025

1.5 million year old bone-tools discovered in Tanzania

Posted on April 22nd, 2025 by Dr. S. P. Singh (Editor-in-Chief)

Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania is a place of historic significance in human prehistory. Most prominent fossils found here include Paranthropus boisei, Homo erectus. Homo habilis and Homo sapiens. This site is very rich in stone tools. Till now, the stone tool assemblage included simple tools like chipped pebbles and flakes, choppers and hammer-stones which were used for cutting, and chopping. We ha Read More

Table of Contents

1.
Association of physical activity, sitting time and television watching time with obesity among middle aged and older adultsĀ in rural and peri-urban areas of Birbhum District, West Bengal, India.
S. Majumdar, A. Gorain and P. Bharati Original Scientific Paper Human Health
2.
Extracranial divisions of the facial nerve trunk in Nigerian cadavers.
P.C Ajie, T.W, Jacks, H. Amadi-Ikpa, P.D Victor, K.S Ordu., B.O Thompson, A Emeka-Ogbugo , N.B.R. Jaja Original Scientific Paper Human anatomy
3.
Physical Growth Patterns of Lodha Boys and Girls of Paschim Medinipur District, West Bengal.
A. Adak and S. Roy Original Scientific Paper Human growth
4.
The Quality of Life of Women in India: Exploring Regional Realities.
S. Banerjee, M. Pal, C.S. Biswas, S. Biswas, S. Bharati, P. Bharati Original Scientific Paper Human Health
5.
Digit ratio and its relationship with height, weight and BMI among the Santal community of Purba Bardhaman, West Bengal, India
A. Ray, S. Sobnam, A. Mukhopadhyay, S. Biswas, M. Bhadra Original Scientific Paper Anthropology
6.
Determinants of Undernutrition among Rural School-going Adolescents of Nandigram, PurbaMedinipur, West Bengal, India
A.Khatun Original Scientific Paper Nutrition
7.
Prevalence of Palmaris Longus Tendon in the Ikwerre Ethnic Group of Aluu Community in Rivers State
E.I. Edibamode, R. S. Osaat and E. B. Bekibele Original Scientific Paper Human anatomy
8.
Economic conditions and nutrients intake in a Birbhum village, West Bengal, India.
R. Dhar, S. Mitra, T.K. Biswas and D.K. Adak Original Scientific Paper Nutrition
9.
Dermatoglyphic palm print patterns among Ebira people in Okene, Kogi State
A.S. Alabi, M.G. Badmus, J.A. Owa, Y.E Owa, G.O. Adunmo, A.M. Ayoola, A. Alabi, D.O. Fadipe Original Scientific Paper Dermatoglyphics
10.
Nutritional status and food patterns of indigenous people in the Arfak Mountains Papua.
E.I.J.J. Kawulur, E. Susanti, S. Sinuraya, R. Panjaitan, S. Sutarno, A.G.D.V.Rosa, M. Palayukan, E.S. Rumbrawer, N. Raubaba, I.C. Kbarek , Y. de Fretes Original Scientific Paper Nutrition

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Human Biology Review

(ISSN 2277 - 4424)

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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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