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Nota metodológica: Alteración del patrón de microestriación dentaria por el efecto wrinkle.
Se describe el efecto wrinkle observado por primera vez sobre moldes dentarios realizados con resinas epoxy y metalizados en oro para su observación mediante microscopía electrónica de barrido (SEM).
Estebaranz Sánchez, Ferran +4 more
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DENTAL MICROWEAR ANALYSIS AT ALTUN HA, BELIZE [PDF]
Using a bioarchaeological framework, a dental sample from Altun Ha, Belize, is examined to further address the possibility of intra-site dietary differences between elite structures. Scanningelectronmicroscopyofthebuccalenamelofsecondmolarsand premolars was used to quantify microwear fabrics.
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Hard plant tissues do not contribute meaningfully to dental microwear: evolutionary implications. [PDF]
van Casteren A +13 more
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Jimenez-Manchon Sergio +3 more
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Margot Louail +5 more
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Analysis of primate dental microwear using image processing techniques.
This paper introduces Fourier transformation as a rapid, replicable means for characterizing and distinguishing patterns of microscopic wear on primate teeth. The two-dimensional power spectra obtained from numerical Fourier transformation are shown to be different between two test patterns, one of which is composed of linear features and the other of ...
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Dental microwear and Diet in the Middle Ages
Notre recherche à propos de la vie au Moyen-âge s’est faite à l’aide du motif de micro-usure dentaire relevé sur un sujet mis au jour lors du dégagement de la base de la tour gallo-romaine de la chapelle royale Saint-Frambourg à Senlis. La comparaison de ce motif avec celui de diverses populations permet de discuter l’influence du caractère abrasif de ...
Puech, P.-F, Puech, B, Pinilla, Beatriz
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Behavioral inferences from the high levels of dental chipping in Homo naledi [PDF]
Objectives: A variety of mechanical processes can result in ante-mortem dental chipping. In this study, chipping data in the teeth of Homo naledi are compared with those of other pertinent dental samples to give insight into their etiology. Materials and
De Groote, I, Irish, J, Towle, I
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