Dental microwear texture analysis correlations in guinea pigs (Cavia porcellus) and sheep (Ovis aries) suggest that dental microwear texture signal consistency is species-specific
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M. Clauss | J. Hatt | D. Codron | T. Kaiser | D. Winkler | T. Tütken | Nicole L. Ackermans | E. Schulz-Kornas | J. Müller | L. Martin
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