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Neonatal line as a linear evidence of live birth: Estimation of postnatal survival of a new born from primary tooth germs

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1996The relation between long-period incremental markings in dentine and daily cross-striations in enamel in human teeth100 cited
2006The accuracy of histological assessments of dental development and age at death84 cited
2008Age determination from central incisors of fetuses and infants44 cited

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2019Evolution of methods and state-of-the-art in dental age estimation13 cited

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