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How did our masticatory system evolve? Investigating bone and teeth microstructure in extant and fossil apes through X-ray synchrotron microtomography

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Teeth and the bony structures that support them, mandible and maxillae, are key sources of evolutionary information about taxonomy, life-history, growth rates, diet and health. Yet, new technologies, such as synchrotron radiography, are revealing a whole new dimension of information by providing micron-level detail on internal and external…

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