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Alveolar bone loss on neolithic man remains on 38 skulls of Khirokitia's (Cyprus) inhabitants
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  • 1920Study of abnormalities and pathology of ancient Egyptian teeth68 cited
  • 1981Alveolar bone fenestrations and dehiscences in dry Bedouin jaws57 cited
  • 1952Effects of Function on Healthy Teeth: The Evidence of Ancient Athenian Remains31 cited
  • 1977Selective pressures and dental evolution in hominids30 cited

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