Dental maturational sequence and dental tissue proportions in the early Upper Paleolithic child from Abrigo do Lagar Velho, Portugal
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Erik Trinkaus | Priscilla Bayle | Roberto Macchiarelli | Cidália Duarte | J. Zilhão | E. Trinkaus | Arnaud Mazurier | João Zilhão | A. Mazurier | P. Bayle | R. Macchiarelli | Cidália Duarte | Priscilla Bayle
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