Brendon K. Billings
University of the Witwatersrand
South Africa
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- Publications
- 45
- Citations
- 384
- h-index
- 11
- Publishing journals
- 32
- Years of publications
- 14
- Active since
- 2013
- References
- 2.8K
- Institutions
- 1
Publication history
Latest publications
- Anatomists' experience and perspectives on the international transfer of human remains for the purpose of education
- The effect of tooth loss on sexual dimorphism of South African mandible using geometric morphometrics
- Topographic and morphometric characterization of the humerii nutrient foramina and their implications for fracture repair and healing
- Looking for the origins of the human brain: the role of South Africa in the history of (palaeo)neurology
- Body sourcing for anatomical education and research: Experiences from the African continent
- IFAA recommendations for the ethical use of anatomical images
- Leading the transition to ethical human body sourcing in Africa: The South African experience
- Experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV) among females with same-sex partners in South Africa: what is the role of age-disparity?
- Neuropil Variation in the Prefrontal, Motor, and Visual Cortex of Six Felids
- Metopism in adult South Africans and its relationship to frontal sinus size
- Comparative anatomy of the caudate nucleus in canids and felids: Associations with brain size, curvature, cross‐sectional properties, and behavioral ecology
- Contemporary ethical standards and the presence of exhibitors at anatomy conferences
- From Man's to Practical Anatomy : The evolution of an anatomical textbook
- Variation, sexual dimorphism, and enlargement of the frontal sinus with age in adult South Africans
- Perceptions of journal editors on the use of eponyms in anatomical publishing: the need for compromise
- Frontal sinus size in South African Later Stone Age Holocene Khoe‐San
- Profiting from public dissection: A new era of unethical practices
- Crocodilian Visual Connectivity Using Tractography.
- The ethical use of digital technology in teaching anatomy: A southern African perspective
- Sex estimation from dimensions of the base of the skull in Black South Africans
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