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Valentina Giuffra2019

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Multiple osteomata from medieval Tuscany, Italy (ca. 10th–12th AD)

Valentina Giuffra · Simona Minozzi · Giulia Riccomi · Antonio Giuseppe Naccarato · Maura Castagna · Riccardo Antonio Lencioni +3 more

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Published2019-05-08

VenueInternational Journal of Paleopathology

ISSN-L1879-9817

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