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Joint Diseases in Animal Paleopathology: Veterinary Approach
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  • 1982Animal Diseases in Archaeology. By J. Baker and D. Brothwell.128 cited
  • 2005Abnormal thoracic vertebrae and the evolution of horse husbandry61 cited
  • 2002“Bamboo Spine” in a Migration Period Horse from Hungary35 cited
  • 2012Anatomical and Biomechanical Aspects of the Horse Spine: The Interpretation of Vertebral Fusion in a Medieval Horse from Wroclaw (Poland)32 cited
  • 2014Palaeopathological study of cattle and horse bone remains of the Ancient Roman city of Sirmium (Pannonia / Serbia)26 cited

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