Hugo F.V. Cardoso

Best Publications

• Brief communication: the collection of identified human skeletons housed at the Bocage Museum (National Museum of Natural History), Lisbon, Portugal.

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  280
  Citations

• Environmental effects on skeletal versus dental development: Using a documented subadult skeletal sample to test a basic assumption in human osteological research

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  256
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• Epiphyseal union at the innominate and lower limb in a modern Portuguese skeletal sample, and age estimation in adolescent and young adult male and female skeletons.

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  171
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• Age estimation of adolescent and young adult male and female skeletons II, epiphyseal union at the upper limb and scapular girdle in a modern Portuguese skeletal sample

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  170
  Citations

• Universal methodology for developing univariate sample-specific sex determination methods: an example using the epicondylar breadth of the humerus

  John Albanese;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Shelley R. Saunders

  137
  Citations

• Sample-specific (universal) metric approaches for determining the sex of immature human skeletal remains using permanent tooth dimensions

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  128
  Citations

• Two arch criteria of the ilium for sex determination of immature skeletal remains: A test of their accuracy and an assessment of intra- and inter-observer error

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Shelley R. Saunders

  128
  Citations

• The growth pattern of Neandertals, reconstructed from a juvenile skeleton from El Sidrón (Spain)

  Antonio Rosas;Luis Ríos;Almudena Estalrrich;Almudena Estalrrich;Helen Liversidge

  109
  Citations

• Age estimation of immature human skeletal remains from the diaphyseal length of the long bones in the postnatal period

  Hugo F. V. Cardoso;Joana Abrantes;Louise T. Humphrey

  98
  Citations

• Environmental effects on skeletal versus dental development II: Further testing of a basic assumption in human osteological research

  E.L.N. Conceição;H.F.V. Cardoso;H.F.V. Cardoso

  87
  Citations

• Trends in adult stature of peoples who inhabited the modern Portuguese territory from the Mesolithic to the late 20th century

  H. F. V. Cardoso;J. E. A. Gomes

  83
  Citations

• Secular trends in social class differences of height, weight and BMI of boys from two schools in Lisbon, Portugal (1910-2000).

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Madalena Caninas

  80
  Citations

• The Not-so-Dark Ages: ecology for human growth in medieval and early twentieth century Portugal as inferred from skeletal growth profiles.

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Susana Garcia

  74
  Citations

• Accuracy of developing tooth length as an estimate of age in human skeletal remains: the deciduous dentition.

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  71
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• Age at death and linear enamel hypoplasias: Testing the effects of childhood stress and adult socioeconomic circumstances in premature mortality

  Alexandra Amoroso;Susana J. Garcia;Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  69
  Citations

• Secular changes in body height and weight of Portuguese boys over one century.

  Hugo F V Cardoso

  62
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• On the reliability of a geometric morphometric approach to sex determination: a blind test of six criteria of the juvenile ilium.

  Laura A.B. Wilson;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Louise T. Humphrey

  60
  Citations

• Secular change in the timing of dental root maturation in Portuguese boys and girls

  Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Yann Heuzé;Paula Júlio

  49
  Citations

• An alternative approach for estimating stature from long bones that is not population- or group-specific.

  John Albanese;John Albanese;Andrew Tuck;José Gomes;Hugo F.V. Cardoso

  48
  Citations

• Shape, size, and maturity trajectories of the human ilium.

  Laura A.B. Wilson;Rachel Ives;Hugo F.V. Cardoso;Louise T. Humphrey

  44
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