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An anthropological examination of a group of medieval Danish skulls, with particular regard to the jaws and occlusal conditions
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  • 1963OCCLUSION AND MALOCCLUSION OF THE TEETH OF PRIMATES67 cited
  • 1958A biometric study of occlusion and dental arches in a series of medieval skulls from northern sweden29 cited
  • 1962Reduction of palate size in modern populations25 cited
  • 2013Malocclusion in Early Anatomically Modern Human: A Reflection on the Etiology of Modern Dental Misalignment23 cited
  • 1993A cephalometric comparison of medieval skulls with a modern population22 cited
  • 1972Secular Changes in the Morphology of the Skull in Swedish Men16 cited

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