biotypology

the science or study of biotypes, or organisms sharing the same hereditary characteristics — biotypologic, biotypological, adj.

See also: Organisms

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Biotypology using the HeathCarter anthropometric somato type is one of the most widely used methods for the selection of gifted and talented people for sports (Lentini et al., 2004;

BODY COMPOSITION AND SOMATOTYPE OF ELITE 10 KILOMETERS RACE WALKING ATHLETES/COMPOSICION CORPORAL Y SOMATOTIPO DE ATLETAS MARCHISTAS DE ELITE DE 10km/COMPOSICAO CORPORAL E SOMATOTIPO DE ATLETAS CAMINHANTES DE ELITE DE 10km

(1) So did biotypology. (2) Biometrics is another example of this.

The biocultural understanding of food in the training of Physical Education teachers and the dialogue among Teaching, Science and Health/A compreensao biocultural do alimento na formacao do professor de Educacao Fisica e o dialogo com o Ensino, Ciencia e Saude

Mosquitoes (Diptera, Culicidae) of Smir marshes (northwest of Morocco): inventory and biotypology. Bull.

Bioecology of Culicidae (Diptera; Nematocera) of Taksebt dam of Tizi-Ouzou (Algeria)

She follows those records to the taxonomy of maternal bodies (also known as "biotypology"), the influence of the Catholic press and the current Marian cult, the liberal press and aspects of the maternal, fictionalized mothers in terms of rebellion and the absence of fear in the literary press, photojournalism and material visualization, and the subjectivity of the mother according to the artist's gaze.

Representing Argentinian mothers; medicine, ideas and culture in the modern era, 1900-1946

Processes of race-mixing comprise a fourth topical focus and is addressed by Alexandra Minna Stern (the shift from "mestizophilia" to "biotypology" in postrevolutionary Mexican racial thinking) and in the essays by Chambers and Caulfield already mentioned.

Nancy P. Appelbaum, Anne S. Macpherson and Karin Alejandra Rosemblatt, editors Race and Nation in Modern Latin America