Glasnik Antropološkog društva Jugoslavije

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ISSN 0351-1480
novi naslov Glasnik Antropološkog društva Srbije (ISSN: 1820-7936) od 2008
izdavač(i) Antropološko društvo Jugoslavije, Beograd
periodičnost godišnje
početna godina 1964
glavni urednik Petar Vlahović

CEON WoS IF2 n.a.
CEON WoS IF5 n.a.
CEON IF5 0,031


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Attitudes of younger pupils in elementary schools towards sport and sports journalism
Attitudes of younger pupils in elementary schools towards sport and sports journalism
In this study, 160 pupils (79 boys and 81 girl) of the fourth grade of elementary schools in Bijeljina were questioned. The obtained and processed data show: City pupils (boys especially) have a more elaborate, more completely formed attitude than the village pupils regarding the questions of competitive atmosphere and at attractiveness (level of being interesting) of collective sports in the physical education classes. More of the city pupils, than those from villages, think that sport is a bridge between people, that sport strengthens friendly relationships between people, but that without moral and material assistance of the parents and of the whole society an individual or a collective cannot achieve significant successes in sport. A far greater number of boys (than girls), in the city and in the villages also, read sports texts in newspapers and magazines, which is explained by the fact that sport at that age is much more interesting to boys than to girls. Generally, male pupils in the city have a more positive attitude towards sport and sports journalism than pupils (male and also female) in the villages.
Basic body parameters of children aged 3-10 in the town of Novi Sad after NATO aggression
Basic body parameters of children aged 3-10 in the town of Novi Sad after NATO aggression
In September 1999 an investigation of pre-school and youngest school children population was conducted. In included 5 pre-school objects and two primary school in the centre of Novi Sad the part of the town which was exposed to heavy bombardments during the aggression. The aim of this investigation was to examine the stature, body mass and chest circumference among boys and girls of certain age and to establish the way of living during aggression. The results have shown that among the boys aged 3-10 recorded stature is from 100,30 cm to 139,67 cm, body mass from 16,37 kg to 33,94 kg, and chest circumference from 55,28 cm to 68,09 cm. The recorded stature among the girls of the same age is from 97,78 cm to 140, 1O cm their body mass from 15,59 kg to 35,33 kg; the chest circumference varies from 53,46 cm to 68,53 cm. The questionnaire has shown that the largest percentage of the mothers did not work at that time, they spent most of the time with their children, the whole family being together, with the usual diet while only a small number of children spent night in some of the air raid shelters. That obtained results have shown no significant changes in the growth and development of children for the time being. However, it would be desirable to continue with this kind of investigation in the order to record the changes that may appear as a result of worse quality of living conditions.
Basic characteristics of demographic and population problems in Montenegro
Basic characteristics of demographic and population problems in Montenegro
The aim of the report is to draw attention to some demographic and population problems in Montenegro at the beginning of the third millennium. The paper shows that the demographic transition in Montenegro started a long time ago. The migration of the population from villages to towns changed the spatial population distribution. The birthrate and mortality levels dropped and family planning was introduced, which led to changes in age structure and an increase of the old-age population. The number of seven-year-old children was 30.5% in 1991, while in 2003 it dropped to only 9.08%. The percentage of people aged 60 and older rose from 12.8% in 1991 to 16.7% in 2003. This is why the population of Montenegro is one of the oldest European populations. The increase in population dropped from 20.7% in 1950 to 5.1% in the year 2001. The paper shows that the demographic aging and negative birthrate are negative factors in the Montenegrin population politics. That is why concrete measures for the protection of children and youth and populations younger than 60 are suggested in the paper.
Belgrade quadruples - 1999
Belgrade quadruples - 1999
Serological blood-group characteristics, female quadruples, mother and father are presented in this paper. Mother was administered high doses of folicular hormones. This case presents a typical case of polyzygotic pregnancy, that iz way serological characteristics of the new-born quadruples vary in five blood group systems
Bicristal diameter, biacromial diameter and their relationships in the schoolchildren aged 7-18 at Vrbas and Nikšić
Bicristal diameter, biacromial diameter and their relationships in the schoolchildren aged 7-18 at Vrbas and Nikšić
To evaluate an effect of migration to some anthropological traits ù biacromial and bicristal diameters, we compared migrant Montenegrins at Vrbas aged 7-18 with the native children same age at Vrbas (Vojvodina) and Nikšić (Montenegro). The two places differ in geological, hidrographical meteoro-climatic characteristics, plant cover and culturo-historical development. Our results affirmed considerable role of the environmental factor in quantitative morphological trait's development, because the average biacromial and bicristal diameters of the migrant Montenegrins were found to be greater than in the natives in Nikšić. The indices ù biacromial bicristal and acromioiliac show that the migrants in Vojvodina vs. the natives in Montenegro became more robust but the body shape hasn't changed in the new environment. Our study has noted some less among group anthropometric variation for the girls. Such differences confirm other findings that males are more influenced by developmental and environmental effect than females.
Bio-cultural adaptations and the post-Chernobyl period
Bio-cultural adaptations and the post-Chernobyl period
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Bioarcheology and bioanthropologic residues in human species
Bioarcheology and bioanthropologic residues in human species
Bioarcheology is a specialised science, which explain remnants on alive beings from earlier epochs of phylogenetic and ontogenetic development in human beings. Exemply gratia that bioarcheologic residues the autors quoted sauda humana, Darwin's knot, diverticulum Meckeli, lanugo, hairy in general pigment in the skin (but now albinismus). Palpebra tertia, the man's walking the right arm the left leg and tumover, Moro's embrance reflex multipregnancies, immaturus, and praematurus and also postmaturus; the apperance of teeth and his sequence also collected in this place. Provitamin D in subcutaneous fatty tissue authors considered as a bioarcheologic residue. Blastula, morula in addition hemohistioblast, polymorphonuclear eosinophilic, T and B lymphocyte, erythroblast, erythrocyte (hematie) authors also emphasised as an example. Cromasomes and its number in human beings and in relation to monkey (46:42) AD, AR and X - linked phenotypes furthermore, haemocuprein, DNA, RNA, mitochondries, exons, introns, Golgi's corpuscle, C, H, O, N, S and innumerable enzymes also belong to a field of interest biological investigations. Hemoglobin and countless his variants blood groups systems, proteins and proteids, segmental duplicators (Vučetić), in human species water bag, vernix caseosa, myoglobin haptoglobin, immunoglobulines and countless other which was quoted in article. Sexual archeology that seem to understand bioarcheology. Oedipus complex and so.
Biochemical structure and biological function of red cell blood group systems
Biochemical structure and biological function of red cell blood group systems
Making the best use of his long-term experience and data found in literature the author has summarized this topic. There are two types of antigens polypeptide and olygosacharide antigens. Control of the former is monogenic one gen - one antigen, while the latter is polygenic due to the complex step-by-step synthesis. There are 25 defined blood group systems. Besides there are antigenic collections as well as low and high frequency antigens. They are expressed in five functional categories on the red cell membrane. According to biochemical structure, ABO system antigens are the wide spread protein-polysaccharide complexes acting as membrane glykoproteins and glykolipids. They appear late in the phylogenetic development, first in anthropoid monkeys and then in humans. Number of antigenic receptor sites is proportional to the level of glycosyl transferase during synthesis. Biological function of blood groups is expressed in the recognition sensibility to disease, possible associations and maintenance of cell integrity. Significance of the investigation is genetic, biological anthropological, forensic and medical.
Biological age of low-fit children
Biological age of low-fit children
The aim of the paper was to determine the biological age (growth age proportional age) of school-aged boys and girls (8-9.99 and 12-13.99 years old) with low level of physical fitness in the Czech test battery UNIFITTEST. The growth age results of 4 selected groups (17-25 individuals in one group) showed that classification of the individuals into normative height bands was in no relation to their age, sex or level of physical fitness. Considering the height-weight proportionality, we found out that the pubescent individuals had the relatively higher values of body weight than prepubescent ones of the same sex and physical fitness. The selected individuals have been growing up proportionately to their hereditary predisposition. We did not find any significant differences among KEI values in the relations to physical fitness. The range of differences between the biological and chronological age in the prepubescent and pubescent low-fit samples was more than 3 years. The values of the interquartile range of differences indicate higher variability in the low-fit samples than in samples from the Czech population. The results of differences between the biological and chronological age in the low-fit children approximately correspond to the findings in an average child population.
Biological dosimeter in subjects occupationally exposed to ionizing radiation
Biological dosimeter in subjects occupationally exposed to ionizing radiation
The aim of this study was to detect possible chromosomal aberrations in subjects occupationally exposed to ionizing radiation. The results of five-year analyses of chromosomal status of 852 subjects occupationally exposed to ionizing radiation are presented in this study. In the period 1996-2000 rise of overall incidence of subjects with chromosomal aberrations was (9.0-24.1%). Special attention was focused to three groups of subjects radiologists, x-ray technicians and professionals in nuclear medicine. Overt this period professionals in nuclear medicine and x-ray technicians showed the rise, while radiologists showed a fall in the incidence of chromosomal aberrations. High values of the incidence of subjects with chromosomal aberrations were recorded in professionals in nuclear medicine result from external radiation and internal contamination. Special care should be focused at improvement of working conditions and highlight the importance of adequate occupational protection measures. Besides, health check ups of professionals occupationally exposed to ionizing radiation and their systematic educations should be improved.
Biophysical observations of supersonic aviation pilots contemporary metodological approach
Biophysical observations of supersonic aviation pilots contemporary metodological approach
Contemporary methodological approach to the byophysical evolution of supersonic aviation pilots of unsound air crafting includes objectivisation of essential distinctions -physiological resulting of important measuring instruments before and after biomedical training. During this research we included 54 pilots WA MSCG, where we noted strength of flexors before and after isockynetical training on device called Cybex- 340 than numero-logical increase of cognitive and motorical abilities during increase on the simulator of supersonical craft-centrifuge up to +7,5 Gz. And we acquired statistical of highly significant results of increasing abilities. Ability of toleration increasingly speed isokynethical training on device Cybex-340.
Birth-rate in the Topla parish in the second half of the 18™ century
Birth-rate in the Topla parish in the second half of the 18™ century
Registers of birth, marriages and deaths from the Topla Parish have not been under scrutinized investigation so far; however, an insight into these registers helped us to better understand a birth-rate of the Topla Parish the largest parish in Herzegovina in the second half of the 18th century. In the beginning of the 18th century, Topla was a main centar of the Dalmatian episcopate, and later on in the second half of the 18th century until 1797 at the time of Venetian rule, it became a center of Topla's autonomous unit called "Topla's komunitadi". This autonomous unit covered the territory of the present-day county district of Herceg Novi, except for the settlement of Lustice and Sutorine. The majority of populations (up to 90%) were Orthodox Christians. The Roman Catholics lived in the city centre, in Topla and in lesser number, along the coast, while rural areas were inhabited exclusively by the Orthodox Christians. Based on the archive sources, this paper reveals the data on the Topla populations for the given period. Namely, a research into registers reveal that in the period of 1760-1799, seven hundred and six newborns were christened, or on average, about 17,6; moreover, one hundred and one marriage was registered, suggesting that, on average, five children were born in each. At the same time, four hundred and ninety individuals died.

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