Dental anthropology is a subfield of biological anthropology that studies the morphology, variation, and pathology of human teeth across populations and through time. It draws on methods from anatomy, genetics, archaeology, and forensic science to address questions about human evolution, population history, dietary adaptation, and biological relationships among groups.
Dental anthropology is a subfield of biological anthropology that studies the morphology, variation, and pathology of human teeth across populations and through time. It draws on methods from anatomy, genetics, archaeology, and forensic science to address questions about human evolution, population history, dietary adaptation, and biological relationships among groups.
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