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Anthropology Toggle navigation Human Biology Review (ISSN 2277 – 4424) Users Q&A Forum Questions Categories Tags Ask Editor’s Blog Log In Current Issue Archives Editorial Board Referees Journal Policy Submission Instructions Submit Manuscript Peer Review Process Declaration Form Editor-in-Chief Professor S. P. Singh Former Dean, Life Sciences Punjabi University, Patiala, India Email : spsingh@humanbiologyjournal.com Journal Ethics Open Access Journal No Charges for Publication Copyright to Authors Against Plagiarism Editorial Office & Publisher Dr. S. P. Singh #4045, Urban Estate, Phase-2, Patiala, India Email : spsingh@humanbiologyjournal.com Phone : 0175-2285218 Human Biology Review ISSN 2277 - 4424 The online Human Biology Review is an International Peer Reviewed Journal published quarterly during January, April, July and October every year. It is devoted to the broader theme of biological variations among human populations ultimately reflecting on their health. It focuses on research in all fields of biological anthropology including human genetics, human growth, body composition, biotechnological advances, human physique, demography, human origins and evolution, population variations, genomics, kinanthropometry, human ecology, human nutrition, health perspectives and all other related areas. The bodily adaptations made by different human populations to procreate and survive in different ecological situations are important in determining the future course of the human race. The journal publishes original research papers, short reports, review papers, and case reports on specific research issues as well as book reviews, news and other scientific information. The authors are also welcome to share their exciting experiences of research and new innovations. To know more about Human Biology Review, click here Volume 13 Issue 2, April-June, 2024 Homo naledi and intentional burial Posted on April 25th, 2024 by Dr. S. P. Singh (Editor-in-Chief) Homo naledi was one of the earliest extinct hominids having small-brains who lived in South Africa some 335,000 to 236,000 years ago. The first discoveries of this fossil were made from Rising Star Cave system in South Africa by Lee Berger and his team in 2013. Interestingly no tools or fossils of other animals were discovered from the sites of their habitat. Read More Table of Contents 1. Genetic Variation within Tribal Populations: A Somatometric analysis among the Tribal Youth of Bastar S. K. Kolay Original Scientific Paper Human genetics 2. Nutritional status of rural adolescent girls of Cooch Behar District, India S. Bhowmik and A. Khatun Original Scientific Paper Nutrition 3. Association of Blood Pressure with Body Mass Index, Waist Circumference and Waist-Hip ratio among the Maghaya Dom of Birbhum District, West Bengal M. Kotal, D. Sun, T. Zeliang, D. K. Adak Brief Report Human Health 4. Estimation and Analysis of Infant and Child Mortality in the Whole of Bangladesh and Divisional Districts of Bangladesh M. S. Hossain, M. K. Ali and M. R. Islam Original Scientific Paper Demographics 5. Anthropometric values of the vincula tendinum; vincula longa in Nigerian male cadavers I.U. Gwunireama and G.U. Collins Original Scientific Paper Human anatomy 6. Portraying Challenges of Diabetes Mellitus: A Chronic Disease in the lens of Anthropo-therapeutic Intervention Udai Pratap Singh Original Scientific Paper Human Health 7. Relationship between prostate volume for age and urological abnormalities R. Neku, O.F. Ebun and A.A. 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