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Radiographic and visual assessment of alveolar pathology of first molars in dry skulls
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  • 1982Periodontal disease in the prehistoric Ipiutak and Tigara skeletal remains from Point Hope, Alaska76 cited
  • 1920Study of abnormalities and pathology of ancient Egyptian teeth68 cited
  • 1980Incidence of caries and abscesses in archeological Eskimo skeletal samples from point hope and Kodiak Island, Alaska58 cited

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  • 1989Dental pathologies in ten free‐ranging chimpanzees from Gombe National Park, Tanzania56 cited

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