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Gloria Bingenheimer
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On Jul 26, 2010, at 12:16 PM, martin weiss wrote:
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> For our exhibition on Evolution and Health I am looking for an
> adult female non human primate pelvis. It certainly could be a
> cast. I am not having very much luck.
> Anyone have any ideas of a source?
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> Why? As we became bipedal our pelvises narrowed for walking and
> running stability and this had consequences for childbirth. Human
> primates, us, give birth with more difficulty than non human
> primates because of the narrower pelvis, the smaller pelvic opening
> and the largest size brain possible to fit coming out.
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> Martin
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> Martin Weiss, PhD
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> mweiss at nyscience dot org
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