Descriptive morphology of tooth roots traditionally focuses on number of canals and roots.
However, how or if canal and root number are related is poorly understood. While it is often …

Teeth are a valuable source of information for studies regarding past human populations in
archaeological and forensic contexts. In dental anthropology, the linear measurements of …

Background The molar (M) size sequence in the genus Homo is decreasing and the general
pattern in Homo sapiens is M1> M2> M3. Aim To gain a better understanding of the …

All animals need energy and nutrients to survive, to compete for resources, and to facilitate
reproduction. Energy and nutrients are bound inside the foods consumed by animals and …

Within tooth roots canals can vary in shape and configuration, and it is not uncommon for a
single root to contain multiple canals. Externally, root morphology also varies, though the …

Sažetak The orofacial complex of Homo sapiens (modern man) have evolved, from the
common ancestor of chimpanzee and men to their current form. Various elements like food …

This study uses—and evaluates the efficacy of—two-dimensional geometric morphometrics
(2DGM) to quantitatively characterize the size and shape of murine rodent (ie, rat) …