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ArticleStructure and composition of the Trinil femora: Functional and taxonomic implications

Christopher B. Ruff2015

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Structure and composition of the Trinil femora: Functional and taxonomic implications

Christopher B. Ruff · Laurent Puymérail · Roberto Macchiarelli · Justin S. Sipla · Russell L. Ciochon

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Published2015-02-11

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ISSN-L0047-2484

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