Objectives The analysis of prehistoric human dietary habits is key for understanding the
effects of paleoenvironmental changes on the evolution of cultural and social human …

Tooth wear is an important feature for reconstructing diet, food processing and cultural
habits of past human populations. In particular, occlusal wear facets can be extremely useful …

Following the development of modern genome sequencing technologies, the investigation
of museum osteological finds is increasingly informative and popular. Viable protocols to …

Objectives Palate morphology is constantly changing throughout an individual's lifespan, yet
its asymmetry during growth is still little understood. In this research, we focus on the study of …

Objectives During the middle‐to‐upper Paleolithic transition (50,000 and 40,000 years ago),
interaction between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens varied across Europe. In southern …

Dentistry is confronted with the functional and aesthetic consequences that result from an
increased prevalence of misaligned and discrepant dental occlusal relations in modern …

Neanderthal diet has been on the spotlight of paleoanthropological research for many years.
The majority of studies that tried to reconstruct the diet of Neanderthals were based on the …

Adequate primary stability is a pre-requisite for the osseointegration and long-term success
of dental implants. Primary stability depends essentially on the bone mechanical integrity at …

Many anthropological studies have examined the functional implications of enamel
thickness in human dental crowns. Despite limitations, Enamel thickness (ET) values are still …

A new statistical proxy of analyzing dentin exposure rates of molar teeth, proposed as a
reliable indicator for inter-population comparisons, was tested in relation to dietary habits …