Mildred Trotter

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Mildred Trotter is affiliated with the following schools: Washington University in St. Louis, Mount Holyoke College

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According to Wikipedia, Mildred Trotter was an American pioneer as a forensic historian and forensic anthropologist. Biography Trotter was born in Monaca, Pennsylvania. She received her B.A. in zoology and physiology from Mount Holyoke College in 1920. She was hired by the Washington University in St. Louis as a researcher in the School of Medicine and Department of Anatomy. Her work contributed to her degree. She received a Master's in 1921, and a Ph.D. in anatomy in 1924, whereupon she became an instructor of anatomy. She accepted a National Research Council Fellowship in Physical Anthropology for the 1925–26 academic year, and studied at Oxford University in England, with Arthur Thomson. As a result of this work, she published her first research paper on bone, "The Moveable Segments of the Vertebral Column in Old Egyptians".

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Estimation of stature from long bones of American Whites and Negroes. (1952) (1137)
A re-evaluation of estimation of stature based on measurements of stature taken during life and of long bones after death. (1958) (830)
Densites of bones of white and Negro skeletons. (1960) (264)
Sequential changes in weight, density, and percentage ash weight of human skeletons from an early fetal period through old age (1974) (249)
The effect of ageing on stature. (1951) (190)
Corrigenda to "estimation of stature from long limb bones of American Whites and Negroes," American Journal Physical Anthropology (1952). (1977) (119)
Variations of the sacral canal; their significance in the administration of caudal analgesia. (1948) (76)
Trends in stature of American whites and Negroes born between 1840 and 1924. (1951) (72)
The life cycles of hair in selected regions of the body (1924) (59)
Ash weight of human skeletons in per cent of their dry, fat‐free weight (1955) (58)
The form, size, and color of head hair in American whites (1930) (56)
Estimation of skeleton weight in the living. (1956) (56)
The origins of branches of the axillary artery in whites and in American negroes (1930) (53)
A statistical study of the multivariate structure and race-sex differences of American white and Negro fetal skeletons. (1970) (53)
A preliminary study of estimation of weight of the skeleton. (1954) (50)
The density of selected bones of the human skeleton (1958) (47)
Transverse diameter of the femur: on roentgenograms and on bones. (1967) (47)
Septal apertures in the humerus of American whites and negroes (1934) (45)
Age changes in head hair from birth to maturity; index and size of hair of children. (1948) (44)
Caudal Analgesia: An Experimental and Anatomical Study (1944) (44)
The relationship of ash weight and organic weight of human skeletons. (1962) (43)
The hair of French Canadians (1934) (41)
The level of termination of the popliteal artery in the White and the Negro (1940) (40)
Variations of the Female Sacrum: their Significance in Continuous Caudal Anesthesia (1944) (39)
Weight of the skeleton during postnatal development. (1970) (36)
The distribution of body hair in white subjects (1922) (33)
A review of the classifications of hair (1938) (31)
CHANGES IN MORPHOLOGY OF HAIR DURING CHILDHOOD (1951) (30)
THE RESISTANCE OF HAIR TO CERTAIN SUPPOSED GROWTH STIMULANTS (29)
Density of cervical vertebrae and comparison with densities of other bones. (1959) (28)
Accessory sacro‐iliac articulations (1937) (28)
The relation of the sciatic nerve to the piriformis muscle in American whites and negroes (1932) (28)
A STUDY OF RINGED HAIR (1922) (27)
The origins of transverse cervical and of transverse scapular arteries in American Whites and Negroes (1941) (27)
Hiatus canalis sacralis in American whites and Negroes. (1945) (27)
Age changes in head hair from birth to maturity. (1950) (26)
Age changes in head hair from birth to maturity. II. Medullation in hair of children. (1950) (25)
Weight of bone during the fetal period. (1969) (24)
The sacrum and sex (1926) (23)
ACCESSORY SACROILIAC ARTICULATIONS IN EAST AFRICAN SKELETONS. (1964) (22)
The secular trend in the diameter of the femur of American Whites and Negroes. (1968) (20)
The vertebral column in whites and in American negroes (1929) (20)
Robert J. Terry, 1871-1966. (1981) (19)
A COMMON ANATOMICAL VARIATION IN THE SACRO-ILIAC REGION (1940) (17)
Hair growth and shaving (1928) (17)
Hair of Australian aborigines (Arnhem land). (1956) (17)
Weight of bone in the fetus--a preliminary report. (1968) (16)
The density of bones in the young skeleton. (1971) (16)
The direction of hair after rotation of skin in the newborn albino rat: A second experiment on hair slope (1932) (15)
Sequential changes in weight of the skeleton and in length of long limb bones of Macaca mulatta. (1975) (14)
Hair from Paracas Indian mummies (1943) (12)
Classifications of hair color (1939) (12)
The incidence and heredity of facial hypertrichosis in white women (1922) (12)
Synostosis between manubrium and body of the sternum in whites and negroes (1934) (12)
The density of bones in the fetal skeleton. (1970) (11)
Development and size of the teeth of Macaca mulatta. (1977) (10)
The direction of hair after rotation of skin in the guinea‐pig: An experiment on hair slope (1931) (10)
Hair from a Kadar woman of India. (1959) (8)
4 Weight of Bone in the Fetus During the Last Half of Pregnancy (1969) (7)
Variable factors in skeleton weight. (1956) (7)
The density of long limb bones and the percentage ash weight of the skeleton of Macaca mulatta. (1976) (7)
The volume of the sacral canal. (1946) (6)
Percentage ash weight of fetal skeletons. (1972) (6)
An anomalous urinary bladder (1948) (6)
Estimation of gravimetric density of fetal bones from radiologic density. (1972) (5)
The movable segments of the vertebral column in old Egyptians (1926) (5)
Percentage ash weight of young human skeletons. (1973) (5)
The volume of the sacral canal. (1946) (4)
SOME VARIABLE FACTORS IN THE ADULT SKELETON * (1966) (4)
The hair of the Arabs of central Iraq (1936) (4)
Skeleton in the Laboratory: The Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine . W. M. Krogman. Thomas, Springfield, Ill., 1961. xxvi + 337 pp. Illus. $14. (1962) (3)
Two unusual anomalies in the same cadaver (Negro male, age 85 years). (1947) (3)
An accessory bone and other bilateral skeletal anomalies of the elbow. (1949) (3)
Transverse sacral folds. (1946) (2)
Viking Fund Medalist for 1955. (1956) (2)
Variation of the sacroiliac union. (1967) (2)
Viking Fund Medalist for 1952. (1953) (1)
Robert James Terry, M.D. January 24, 1871--April 18, 1966. (1966) (1)
The role of certain endocrine organs in the growth and development of the hair. (1948) (1)
Learning through experience. (1989) (1)
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: Age, Stature and Weight in Surinam Conscripts. A. B. Droogleever Fortuyn (1954) (1)
Rehabilitation Medicine, ed 4 (1978) (1)
Hiatus canalis sacralis in American whites and Negroes. (1945) (1)
Somatotype distributions of disease groups as shown on triangular graphs. (1946) (0)
Age changes in index and size of hair in children. (1948) (0)
A New System of Anatomy. Sir Solly Zuckerman. Oxford University Press, New York, 1961. xiii + 579 pp. Illus. $17.50 (1962) (0)
The anatomical approach to caudal analgesia. (1947) (0)
Dilation Disinformation (1990) (0)
Handbook for the Orthopaedic Assistant, ed 2 (1978) (0)
Too Abridged?: A New System of Anatomy . Sir Solly Zuckerman. Oxford University Press, New York, 1961. xiii + 579 pp. Illus. $17.50. (1962) (0)
Neurology for Physiotherapists (1979) (0)
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: Diferencias Sexuales en el Hueso Coxal. Santiago Genovés (1960) (0)

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