Tooth sizes in the Malay Peninsula past and present: insights into the time depth of the indigenous inhabitants adaptations

Bulbeck, F David; Kadir, Rahimah Abdul; Lauer, Adam; Radzi, Zamri; Rayner, Daniel

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Tooth sizes in the Malay Peninsula past and present: insights into the time depth of the indigenous inhabitants adaptations

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2005

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Bulbeck, F David

Kadir, Rahimah Abdul

Lauer, Adam

Radzi, Zamri

Rayner, Daniel

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University of Malaya

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/81272

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International Journal of Indigenous Research

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Tooth sizes in the Malay Peninsula past and present: insights into the time depth of the indigenous inhabitants adaptations

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