Übersetzung für 'encephalization quotient' von Englisch nach Deutsch

encephalization quotient

Enzephalisationsquotient {m}anat.med.

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ventilation / perfusion quotient <V/P quotient, VP quotient>

Ventilations-Perfusions-Quotient {m} <V-P-Quotient>med.

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encephalization

Enzephalisierung {f}biol.

Enzephalisation {f}biol.

quotient

Quotient {m}

quotient construction

Quotientenkonstruktion {f}math.

quotient space

Quotientenraum {m}math.

reference quotient

Referenzquotient {m} <RQ>tech.

quotient field

Quotientenkörper {m}math.

quotient group

Quotientengruppe {f}math.

Faktorgruppe {f}math.

concentration quotient

Konzentrationsquotient {m}biochem.chem.

location quotient

Standortquotient {m} [Raumordnungs­politik]urban

quotient module

Quotientenmodul {m}math.

Faktormodul {m}math.

quotient set

Quotientenmenge {f}math.

quotient topology

Quotiententopologie {f}math.

deterioration quotient

Abbau-Quotient {m} <AQ>med.psych.spec.

Sørensen quotient

Sørensen-Quotient {m}biol.

fermentation quotient

Gärungs­quotient {m}FoodInd.gastr.

quotient ring

Quotientenring {m}math.

• 4 Using the estimations of brain volume and body weight an encephalization quotient (EQ) was calculated that showed the brain volume to body size ratio of C.
• In an attempt to use cranial capacity as an objective indicator of brain size, the encephalization quotient (EQ) was developed in 1973 by Harry Jerison.
• and an encephalization quotient of 1.5. Based on the cranium, this species had an external brain surface much like that of gibbons and cercopithecoid monkeys.
• The "encephalization quotient" (EQ) is the coefficient "C" in Snell's allometry equation, usually normalized with respect to a reference species.
• The braincase of "Murusraptor" shows more similarities to non-maniraptoran coelurosaurs, particularly tyrannosaurids, than to non-coelurosaurs such as allosaurids or ceratosaurids, although its Reptile Encephalization Quotient was nonetheless within the range of allosauroids such as "Allosaurus", "Giganotosaurus", and "Sinraptor" and its neurosensorial capabilities were thus most likely inferior to those of tyrannosaurids.

• Comparison of actual brain size with the size expected from allometry provides an encephalization quotient (EQ) that can be used as a more accurate indicator of an animal's intelligence.