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Measurements of bones and teeth play an important role in zooarchaeology. They are useful in distinguishing between closely related species and between their wild and domestic forms. Measurements can tell us about size and shape, and for large sample
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Journal of Medical Primatology. 50:216-218
We describe the presence of fourth molar teeth in the upper jaw of a subspecies (Macaca sinica aurifrons) of the endemic toque macaque of Sri Lanka. Compared to the first three molars, supernumerary ones were smaller by more than 50%, showed four cus
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jmp.12527
Autor:
Kalangi Rodrigo
The study presented here is based on the zooarchaeological remains recovered from the recent excavation campaigns and focuses on the anthropological perspective of faunal analysis.
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Bones, teeth, and shells have been acknowledged over the last two centuries as evidence of chronology, Palaeo-environment, and human activity. Faunal traces are valid evidence of past situations because they have properties that have not changed over
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Autor:
Kalangi Rodrigo
Bones, teeth, and shells have been acknowledged over the last two centuries as evidence of chronology, Palaeoenvironment, and human activity. Faunal traces are valid evidence of past situations because they have properties that have not changed over
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