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UDC 572 CODEN: COANDS ISSN 0350-6134 VOLUME 30 Collegium 3/2006 Antropologicum VOLUME 30 Num. Curr. 74 Zagreb – CROATIA, September 2006 No. 3 CONTENTS ORIGINAL SCIENTIFIC PAPERS I. Jankovi}, I. Karavani}, Vindija Cave and The Modern Human Peopling of Europe........457 J. C. M. Ahern, D. Brajkovi}, J. Mauch Lenardi} and F. H. Smith S. Forenbaher and P. Raji} [ikanji} The Prehistoric Hillfort at Grad (Pelje{ac, Dalmatia) – Preliminary Results of Intensive Surface Survey .............467 M.-H. Cazes An Example of Demographic Anthropology, the Study of Matrimonial Exchanges – Endogamy, Choice of Spouse and Preferential Marriage . 475 R. Manfredi, S. Sabbatani Trend of Mortality Observed in a Cohort of Drug Addicts of the and D. Agostini Metropolitan Area of Bologna, North-Eastern Italy, During a 25-Year-Period ...............................479 A. Dvornik-Radica, V. Rudan, Do We Need the »Adolescent Crisis« Diagnosis? .............489 V. Jure{a, D. Ivankovi}, M. Rumboldt, E. Smoje, D. Vrdoljak and N. Mrdulja{-\uji} M. Vrca Botica, I. Zeli}, I. Pavli} Renar, Structure of Visits Persons with Diabetes in Croatian Family B. Bergman Markovi}, S. Stojadinovi} Practice – Analysis of Reasons for Encounter and Treatment Grgurevi} and I. Botica Procedures using the ICPC-2........................495 I. Vasilj, S. ^avaljuga, P. Petrovi}, Cerebrovascular Insult Hospital Cases in the Clinical Hospital Lj. Ostoji}, Z. Ostoji}, A. Kvesi} Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina) From 1999 to 2003 – An Example and V. Martinovi} of an Institutional Register .........................501 Lj. Ostoji}, A. Bradari}, K. Mi{e, Pulmonary Function in Persons Who are Professionally Exposed Z. Ostoji}, J. Lovri}, P. Petrovi}, to Formaldehyde Fumes ..........................507 A. Ujevi}, M. Erceg, S. Jankovi} and J. Tocilj M. Alilovi}, T. Pero{-Golubi~i}, Epidemiological Characteristics of Sarcoidosis Patients Hospitalized in the J. Tekavec-Trkanjec, University Hospital for Lung Diseases »Jordanovac« (Zagreb, Croatia) in S. Smojver-Je`ek and R. Li{~i} the 1997–2002 Period ............................513 A. V~ev, I. Begi}, R. Ostoji}, Esomeprazole Versus Pantoprazole for Healing Erosive Oesophagitis . 519 D. Jur~i}, D. Bo`i}, I. Soldo, R. Gmajni}, G. Kond`a, E. Khaznadar and N. Mi}unovi} D. Raheli}, M. Kujund`i}, @. Romi}, Serum Concentration of Zinc, Copper, Manganese and Magnesium in K. Brki} and M. Petrove~ki Patients with Liver Cirrhosis........................523 M. Maru{i}, V. Prese~ki, M. Kati~i}, The Place and Role of Serologic Methods in Detecting M. Dominis and S. Kaleni} Helicobacter Pylori Infection ........................529 Coll. Antropol. 30 (2006) 3, Zagreb, Croatia T. Mi{evi}, B. Brklja~i}, L. Zibar, Duplex Sonography of Arteriovenous Fistula in Chronic M. Jaki}, S. Kurbel, R. Radi} Hemodialysis Patients ...........................535 and S. Mi{evi} D. Mijatovi}, K. Buli}, I. D`epina The Supply of Blood in the Skin Territory Above the Lower Part and J. Unu{i} of the Serratus Anterior Muscle ......................543 D. Pa{ali}, G. Feren~ak, B. Gr{kovi}, Association of Two Genetic Variations of Lipoprotein Lipase, S447X M. [esto and A. Stavljeni}-Rukavina and Hind III, with Coronary Artery Disease and Hypertriglyceridemia...549 R. Terzi}, A. [ehi}, N. Teran, Frequency of HFE Gene Mutations C282Y and H63D I. Terzi} and B. Peterlin in Bosnia and Herzegovina .........................555 S. Polovina, M. Cvjeti~anin, J. Mili~i} Dermatoglyphs and Brachial Plexus Palsy ................559 and T. Polovina Prolo{~i} G. Pavli{a, J. Papa, L. Pavi} Bilateral MR Volumetry of the Amygdala in Chronic PTSD Patients . 565 and G. Pavli{a R. Poljak-Guberina, A. ^elebi}, Denture Repairs in Different Regions of Croatia in Relation O. @ivkovi}, M. Guberina and to Prosthodontic Teams ..........................569 A. Mulja~i} N. Petri~evi}, M. Katunari}, Selection of Appropriate Artificial Frontal Teeth Size Using K. Mehuli}, P. Simeon, Dimensions of Hard Palate .........................573 K. Rener-Sitar and A. ^elebi} T. Baruah, S. Mondal, A. Kumar The Tai-Phake of Assam, India–AMorphometric Study and Gharami and D. Kumar Adak Population Comparison with Neighbouring Groups ...........579 H. Lali}, N. Kalebota and M. Kabalin Measures for Achieving Recruits' Enhanced Fitness – A Transversal Study ............................585 D. Mijatovi}, K. Buli} and V. Nikoli} Quantification Model for Muscular Forces and Momentums in Human Lower Extremities .......................593 V. Srhoj, N. Rogulj, N. Zagorac A New Model of Selection in Women’s Handball .............601 and R. Kati} G. Markovi} and D. Sekuli} Modeling the Influence of Body Size on Weightlifting and Powerlifting Performance .......................607 I. Goi}-Bari{i}, A. Bradari}, Influence of Passive Smoking on Basic Anthropometric M. Erceg, I. Bari{i}, N. Foreti}, Characteristics and Respiratory Function in Young Athletes ......615 N. Pavlov and J. Tocilj J. Pau{i}, M. ^avala and R. Kati} Relations of the Morphological Characteristic Latent Structure and Body Posture Indicators in Children Aged Seven to Nine Years .....621 A. Perini} The »Harsh Inhabitants of Hvar« in the Speech of Vinko Pribojevi} (A. D. 1525) .................................629 H. Greil Patterns of Sexual Dimorphism from Birth to Senescence ........637 M. Balla, R. Angelopoulou, Gonadal Cell Proliferation Dimorphism ..................643 G. Lavranos and P. Manolakou REVIEWS P. Manolakou, R. Angelopoulou Sex Determinants in the Genome – Lessons from the Animal Kingdom . 649 and G. Lavranos R. Angelopoulou, G. Lavranos Establishing Sexual Dimorphism in Humans ...............653 and P. Manolakou Coll. Antropol. 30 (2006) 3, Zagreb, Croatia G. Lavranos, R. Angelopoulou, Hormonal and Meta-Hormonal Determinants P. Manolakou and M. Balla of Sexual Dimorphism ...........................659 A. [erman, M. Vlahovi}, Lj. [erman DNA Methylation as a Regulatory Mechanism and F. Buli}-Jaku{ for Gene Expression in Mammals .....................665 S. Missoni Nutritional Studies in Croatia – A Century of Research .........673 BOOK REVIEW P. Raji} [ikanji} Prehistoric Herders of Northern Istria (Croatia): The Archaeology of Pupi}ina Cave, volume I/ Pretpovijesni sto~ari sjeverne Istre: Arheologija Pupi}ine pe}i, 1. svezak (Eds. Preston Miracle and Sta{o Forenbaher. Monografije i katalozi 14, Arheolo{ki muzej Istre, Pula, 2006) ..................697 IN MEMORIAM Milan F. Pospí{il Obituary .........................699 Coll. Antropol. 30 (2006) 3, Zagreb, Croatia COLLEGIUM ANTROPOLOGICUM Indexed in: Current Contents Social Sciences Citation Index Index Medicus/MEDLINE International Current Awareness Service: Anthropology Abstracts in Anthropology Anthropological Literature Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts INIST/CNRS Sociological Abstracts Science Culture SARL UnCover CSA Sociological Abstracts International Center for Scientific Research (CIRS) Ulrich’s International Periodical Directory Coll. Antropol. 30 (2006) 3: 457–466 Original scientific paper Vindija Cave and The Modern Human Peopling of Europe Ivor Jankovi}1, Ivor Karavani}2, James C. M. Ahern3, Dejana Brajkovi}4, Jadranka Mauch Lenardi}4 and Fred H. Smith5 1 Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb, Croatia 2 Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia 3 Department of Anthropology (3431), University of Wyoming, Larami, USA 4 Institute for Quaternary Paleontology and Geology, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb, Croatia 5 Department of Anthropology, Loyola University, Chicago, USA ABSTRACT Vindija cave in Croatia has yielded the youngest securely dated Neandertal skeletal remains in Central/Eastern Eu- rope. In addition, these remains have been found in association with archaeological material exhibiting Upper Paleo- lithic elements. Due to its geographic location and date, the Vindija remains are particularly crucial for the understand- ing of initial modern human peopling of Europe and the nature of the Neandertal demise. The significance of archaeo- logical and paleontological finds and hominin fossils from this site is discussed in the light of new finds at Vindija and recent developments in the fields of paleoanthropology and prehistoric archaeology. Furthermore, the impact of revised chronology for several crucial specimens and sites throughout Europe, including Vindija, is discussed. Key words: Vindija cave, modern human origins, Neandertals, human evolution, Upper Paleolithic Introduction and Brief Site History The site of Vindija is a large cave, about 50 m in Faunal and sedimentological analysis suggests that the length, 28 m in width, and almost 20 m in height (Figure climate during the formation of complex G (OIS 3) was 1). It is located in the Hrvatsko Zagorje region of Croatia, variable but at times similar to the recent one, while the 9 km northwest of Ivanec and about 20 km west from the younger complex E/F (OIS 2) was deposited under some- center of Vara`din1 It was first mentioned as a poten- what cooler climatic conditions. Of major interest for the tially interesting archaeological site by D. Hirc2. Initial modern human origins debate in Europe is the material archaeological excavations were conducted by S. Vuko- from complex G. This stratigraphic unit yielded most of vi}3–5 starting in 1928, but it was not until the mid-1970s the Neandertal bones from the site. The archaeological that large-scale excavations started under the direction assemblage is quite complex. While the tools from G3 are