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Metric characters of the hard palate and their cephalometric correlations in Namibian !Kung San and Kenyan tribes.

Human biology - 1 Feb 1993

Winkler E M, Kirchengast S

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The metric characters of the head and hard palate of 138 black males from Kenya and 110 male !Kung San from Namibia have for the first time been compared to describe the black and Khoisan variation with respect to these special trait systems. The palate measurements were taken from prints of self...

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