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A classification of European skulls from three time periods
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  • 1987Cranial variation in European populations: A spatial autocorrelation study at three time periods53 cited

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  • 2013Test of age-related variation in the craniometry of the adult human foramen magnum region: implications for sex determination methods31 cited
  • 1996Cranial variation in the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands: Inferences about the history of the population29 cited
  • 2004Craniometric relationships among medieval Central European populations: implications for Croat migration and expansion.13 cited

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