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Neurosurgery during the Bronze Age: a skull trepanation in 1900 BC Greece.
OBJECTIVE: Paleoneurosurgery represents a comparatively new developing direction of neurosurgery dealing with archaeological skull and spine finds and studying their neurosurgical aspects.
Orfanidis, George +6 more
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Paleopathological findings in radiographs of ancient and modern Greek skulls.
OBJECTIVE: The skull, when portrayed radiologically, can be a useful tool in detecting signs of systemic diseases and results of pathological growth mechanisms.
Kostas P. Daliouris +11 more
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NOMENCLATOR ZOOLOGICUS, [CONTINENS NOMINA SYSTEMATICA GENERUM ANIMALIUM TAM VIVENTIUM QUAM FOSSILIUM, SECUNDUM ORDINEM ALPHABETICUM DISPOSITA, ADJECTIS AUCTORIBUS, LIBRIS, IN QUIBUS REPERIUNTUR, ANNO EDITIONES, ETYMOLOGIA ET FAMILIIS, AD QUAS PERTINENT ...
Agassiz, Louis
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