Table 1: Values derived from comparisons amongst 12 samples on 8 non-metrical dental traits.

The samples are: S1. Amur, S2. Mongolia, S3. Jiangzhai, S4. Anyang, S5. Northeast Siberia, S6. Lake Baikal, S7. Recent Japan, S8. South China, S9. Hong Kong, S10. Recent Thailand, S11. Jomon, S12. Ainu Hokkaido (see Turner 1987, 1990).

The figures above the diagonal are MMD derived from Anscombe formula calculation of theta. Non-significant values are printed in bold. The figures below the diagonal represent an approximation of sample size. Each figure is the sum of the mean number of teeth which could be observed for the eight traits for each of the pairs of dental samples.


S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12
S1
0.0598 0.0668 0.1441 0.0323 0.1337 0.1211 0.1458 0.1977 0.3129 0.6329 0.2662
S2 147
0.0335 0.0391 0.0872 0.0426 0.0549 0.0767 0.1043 0.2732 0.6327 0.2995
S3 78 103
0.1364 0.1706 0.0482 0.1379 0.1324 0.1033 0.2726 0.6549 0.2259
S4 201 226 158
0.13 0.1662 0.1767 0.1366 0.2341 0.3916 0.8798 0.522
S5 201 226 157 281
0.1442 0.0934 0.1004 0.1808 0.1863 0.4805 0.2194
S6 82 107 38 162 161
0.1237 0.0633 0.103 0.2415 0.4496 0.2264
S7 450 475 406 530 529 410
0.0188 0.0232 0.1255 0.4057 0.1313
S8 139 164 9S 219 219 99 467
0.0059 0.1016 0.4082 0.1416
S9 269 294 225 349 348 229 597 286
0.1088 0.388 0.1032
S10 212 237 168 292 291 172 540 229 359
0.1182 0.0446
S11 298 323 254 378 377 258 626 315 445 388
0.1435
S12 147 172 103 226 226 107 475 164 294 237 323