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Characteristics of infant deciduous teeth of the Yangshao culture at the Yuhuazhai site in Xi'an, China

2022-09-21

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In this paper, we observed and measured 168 infant deciduous tooth crowns from the early Yangshao culture (4500 ± BCE) excavated from the Yuhuazhai site in Xi'an, China, in an attempt to reveal the phenotypic characteristics of this population, as well as to complement the morphological characteristics and dimensions of the crowns of prehistoric Chinese deciduous teeth. Additionally, the Yangshao cultural populati...

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Literature Corpus work: 37f687a6-f345-57d6-a40d-e408ce6be598
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2033056/v1

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