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Connecting crowns: Analyzing morphological covariation in the modern human postcanine dentition

2024-09-08

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Morphological covariation within the modern human postcanine dentition remains an open field of study. Analysis of covariation patterns of the three-dimensional (3D) shape between different tooth types has been seldom conducted, but it is relevant for the advancement of human biology and evolution, as well as dental anthropology, phylogeny, and medicine. Here, we analysed 3D shape covariation of the postcanine den...

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76527509-6fea-5959-b3e8-7bf023253a76
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10.1101/2024.09.05.611460
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