Virtual reconstruction of the Upper Palaeolithic skull from Zlatý Kůň, Czech Republic: Sex assessment and morphological affinity
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Pierre Guyomarc'h | Jaroslav Brůžek | Rebeka Rmoutilová | Petr Velemínský | Frédéric Santos | Alena Šefčáková | P. Velemínský | A. Šefčáková | J. Brůžek | B. Maureille | Pierre Guyomarc’h | F. Santos | M. Samsel | Bruno Maureille | Mathilde Samsel | Rebeka Rmoutilová | Frédéric Santos | Mathilde Samsel
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