Neanderthal teeth lined up

Jay Kelley ()
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Jay Kelley: College of Dentistry, University of Illinois at Chicago

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6986, 904-905

Abstract: A huge amount of biological information is preserved in the growth records of teeth. Tapping into those records provides a tantalizing look at how quickly Neanderthals grew up and reached maturity.

Date: 2004
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