The British dental arch
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AbstractThirty‐two dimensions of the maxillary and mandibular dental arches were measured on 320 adult skulls derived from Anglo‐saxon to modern times. Multivariate analysis showed varying patterns of contrast between the samples, depending upon which arch dimensions were considered. The results suggest that dental arch changes occur independently of jaw changes.
Male, Paleodontology, Anthropometry, Cephalometry, History, Modern 1601-, Mandible, History, Medieval, United Kingdom, History, 17th Century, Dental Arch, Ethnicity, Maxilla, Humans, Female, History, 15th Century
Male, Paleodontology, Anthropometry, Cephalometry, History, Modern 1601-, Mandible, History, Medieval, United Kingdom, History, 17th Century, Dental Arch, Ethnicity, Maxilla, Humans, Female, History, 15th Century
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