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Variability of Tooth Formation

Stanley Marion Garn · Arthur B. Lewis · Demarest L. Polacheck

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Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies dental development and anomalies Morphological variations and asymmetry

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DATA on the variability of tooth formation are of potential use in a wide variety of applications. With juvenile fossil "ancestors " of man, teeth alone may have to serve as indicators of age.1 The identification of skeletal remains, cadavers, or amnesia victims may be speeded by good age-estimates

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