Table 2.
Samples by taxon (sample size).
| skeletal postcranial | skeletal cranial | living somatometric |
|---|---|---|
| extant Homo sapiens | ||
| US early 1900s | US early 1900s | US immigrants early 1900s |
| H-T White (n = 40) Erie County Poorhouse (n = 66) |
H-T White (n = 38) Erie County Poorhouse (n = 32) |
Central Italian foreign and USA (n = 1147) Scottish foreign and USA (n = 176) |
| archaeological | archaeological | indigenous Alaskans (1968 and 1906–1912) |
| Point Hope, Alaska (n = 47) | Point Hope, Alaska (n = 57) | Wainwright (n = 80) Barrow (n = 88) Nunatagamiut (n = 119) MacKenzie (n = 87) Victoria Island (n = 49) Coronation Gulf (n = 110) |
| extant Old World monkeys and apes | ||
| Chlorocebus aethiops pygerythrus | Kenyan vervets | Kenyan vervets, four populations: |
| Kenyan wild (n = 17) Kenyan captive (n = 17) |
wild (n = 22) captive (n = 18) |
Naivasha (n = 44) Samburu (n = 62) Mosiro (n = 14) Kimana (n = 33) |
| Macaca mulatta | ||
| Cayo Santiago (n = 80) Indian wild shot (n = 2) |
Cayo Santiago (n = 48) Indian wild shot (n = 9) |
Cayo Santiago (6–14 years; n = 196) Indian somatic data (n = 23) |
| Macaca fuscata | ||
| Troop T-1 Takagoyama, (n = 61) | Troop T-1 Takagoyama (n = 20) |
free-ranging macaques, 12 groups: (listed from north to south) Nikko (n = 26) Shiga (n = 71) Hagachizaki (n = 71) Takahama (n = 30) Arashiyama (n = 68) Wakasa (n = 30) Ngatoro (n = 68) Awajishima (n = 29) Shodoshimo takamatsu (n = 40) Takasakiyama (n = 302) Koshima (n = 98) M. f. yakui (captive; n = 79) |
| Homo erectus | Homo neanderthalensis | other Homo |
|---|---|---|
| cranial and postcranial | ||
| Ngandong, Indonesia (n = 6) Dmanisi, Georgia (n = 8) Zhoukoudian, China (n = 7) Koobi Fora, Kenya (n = 10) Sangiran, Indonesia (n = 14) Trinil, Indonesia (n = 3; postcranial) Daka, Ethiopia (n = 2; postcranial) |
Shanidar, Iraq (n = 6) Krapina, Croatia (n = 9) El Sidrón, Spain (n = 3) European (n = 13) Near Eastern (n = 4) |
Atapuerca, Spain (n = 27) Dinaledi, South Africa (n = 8) |