Titlebook: Dental Anthropology; Fundamentals, Limits Kurt W. Alt,Friedrich W. R?sing,Maria Teschler-Nic Book 1998 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1998 Terminatio

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Drones, Resistance and Countersurveillanceanatomy of the TMJ contributes to specific mandibular functions. Studying the TMJ exclusively on dry skulls may lead to erroneous conclusions regarding both mandibular function and joint biomechanics. It is for this reason that in addition to the bony components of the TMJ, the cartilage and soft ti

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Drones and Unmanned Aerial Systemsch less attention among comparative anatomists and anthropologists. Although it is assumed that an enlarged maxillary sinus is a characteristic feature of the Hominoidea (Andrews and Martin 1987), the role of the paranasal sinuses in evolution is still uncertain. This situation is somewhat surprisin

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Gianpietro Elvio Cossali,Simona Toniniation about living conditions and dietary patterns. Since dental (pulpal) disease can cause periodontal lesions (and vice versa) (Grant et al. 1988), the two types of pathological conditions are often closely related. In early populations, the main causes of tooth loss were periodontal disease (late

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-7496-8Termination; adaption; anthropology; dentistry; evaluation; evolution; human evolution; nutrition; palaeoant

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