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Canal number and configuration are predictors of external root morphology

2022-04-19

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Within tooth roots canals can vary in shape and configuration, and it is not uncommon for a single root to contain multiple canals. Externally, root morphology also varies, though the range of variation, and its relation to canals remains little explored. This investigation of modern human post-canine teeth uses data from computerized tomography scans of a global sample of 945 modern humans to identify the most fr...

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2d74d547-63d8-5d4d-945b-0c3eae56578e
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10.1101/2022.04.19.488788
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