Publications
- Upper Paleolithic Venuses - gender or sex idols?2012 | Faculty of Education
- Transition to Agriculture in Central Europe: Body Size and Body Shape amongst the First Farmers2012 | Faculty of Education
- Encephalisation and Body size in Hominid Evolution: How Brain had changed is Hominid Phylogeny2004 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Faculty of Education
- Sexual Dimorphism in Body Size and Shape in Pavlovian Upper Paleolithic Group: A population approachPublication without faculty affiliation
- Body Size and Shape as an Indicator of Important Evolutionary Changes in Hominoid PhylogenyPublication without faculty affiliation
- Changes in body size and proportions in post-Paleolithic Homo sapiens evolutionPublication without faculty affiliation
- Encephalisation and Body size in Hominid Evolution: How Brain had changed is Hominid PhylogenyPublication without faculty affiliation
- Evolution of Primates2023 | Faculty of Education
- The Simple Objects Place in Enclosure for Gorillas Initiate Rare or New Behavioural Patterns - Implications for the Origin of Hominine Tool Behaviour2021 | Faculty of Education
- How Conteporary Paleogenetics Contributes to Change our Understanding of Origin, Evolution and Migrations of Modern Human Groups2018 | Faculty of Education
Classes
- Anthropology and Human Evolution +1OENBB1701Z | Faculty of Education
- Paleoanthropology and Evolutionary AnthropologyOENBB1711Z | Faculty of Education
- Biological anthropology +1OKN2314510 | Faculty of Education
- Human anatomy and morphology +4O02302003 | Faculty of Education
- Physical anthropology +3O02302025 | Faculty of Education
- Palaeoanthropology and evolutionary antropology +2O02302044 | Faculty of Education
- Primatology and ethology seminar +1O02302046 | Faculty of Education
- Primatology +10O02302058 | Faculty of Education
- Primate ethology +1O02302062 | Faculty of Education
- Primate Etho-ecology and Sociobiology +2O02302065 | Faculty of Education
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