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A case‐referent study of spondylolysis and spina bifida and transitional vertebrae in human skeletal remains
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  • 1951The incidence of separate neural arch and coincident bone variations. A survey of 4,200 skeletons146 cited
  • 1939The presacral vertebrae of American white and negro males95 cited
  • 1991Variations in the Prevalence of Spondylolysis in Early British Populations26 cited

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