Classes
- Forensic AnthropologyMB110P20 | Faculty of Science
- 3D display methods used in anthropologyMB110C77 | Faculty of Science
- Human anatomyMB110P04A | Faculty of Science
- Basic methods of skeletal anthropologyMB110P14 | Faculty of Science
- Methods of Biomedical Anthropology IIMB110P92 | Faculty of Science
- Seminar in anthropology and human geneticsMB110S08 | Faculty of Science
- Archaeo-antropological excursionMB110T57 | Faculty of Science
Publications
- 3-D shape analysis of palatal surface in patients with unilateral complete cleft lip and palate2014 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Morphometric Analysis of Mesh Asymmetry2013 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Surface facial modelling and allometry in relation to sexual dimorphism2012 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Second Faculty of Medicine, Third Faculty of Medicine
- Comparison of methods to determine sex by evaluating the greater sciatic notch: Visual, angular and geometric morphometrics2012 | Faculty of Science
- Surface facial modelling and allometry in relation to sexual dimorphism2012 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Craniometric variability of prehistorical populations from the area of Nile2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Three-Dimensional Morphology of the Palate in Patients with Bilateral Complete Cleft Lip and Palate at the Stage of Permanent Dentition2009 | Faculty of Science
- Microevolution of mandible in the area of Central Europe during the latest 1200 years using methods of 3D geometric morphometricsPublication without faculty affiliation
- Morphometric Assessment of Facial Morphology in Infants with Orofacial Clefts up to two Years of Age: A Three-Dimensional Cross-Sectional Study2024 | Faculty of Science, Second Faculty of Medicine
- The effect of sex and age on facial shape directional asymmetry in adults: A 3D landmarks-based method study2023 | Faculty of Science, Third Faculty of Medicine
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