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Changes in human face breadth since the mediaeval period in Britain
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  • 1962Reduction of palate size in modern populations25 cited
  • 1926A FIRST STUDY OF THE CRANIOLOGY OF ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND FROM NEOLITHIC TO EARLY HISTORIC TIMES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ANGLO-SAXON SKULLS IN LONDON MUSEUMS22 cited

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