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Molar morphology and variation in two malagasy lemur families (Lemuridae and Indriidae).

Journal of human evolution - 1 Aug 1998

Yamashita N

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The lemurs of Madagascar represent a radiation of primates exhibiting considerable ecological and morphological diversity. Dentally, all lemurs possess the characteristic strepsirhine anterior tooth comb, but exhibit variation in their postcanine teeth that may be related to dietary differences. In this study, I examine two factors that could complicate a strictly functional interpretation of tooth form variation...

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PMID: 9719993
DOI: 10.1006/jhev.1998.0226

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