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Dental microwear from Natufian hunter‐gatherers and early Neolithic farmers: Comparisons within and between samples

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1982Electron‐optical microscopic study of incipient dental microdamage from experimental seed and bone crushing90 cited

1999Effects of loading on the biochemical behavior of molars ofHomo,Pan, andPongo85 cited

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