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118 related items for PubMed ID: 17160978

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    Ullinger JM, Sheridan SG, Hawkey DE, Turner CG, Cooley R.
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  • 27. Biological history of an Italian prehistoric community and the population of the central Italy during the 1st millennium BCE.
    Rubini M, Libianchi N, Gozzi A, Cerroni V, Cassieri N, Minniti B, Zaio P.
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    Canestrelli D, Cimmaruta R, Nascetti G.
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  • 33. Continuity or discontinuity of the life-style in central Italy during the Roman Imperial Age-Early Middle Ages transition: diet, health, and behavior.
    Belcastro G, Rastelli E, Mariotti V, Consiglio C, Facchini F, Bonfiglioli B.
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  • 34. Phenotypic, maximum genetic, and special environmental variability in prehistoric human populations.
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  • 35. The genetic divergence of prehistoric populations of the south-central Andes as established by means of craniometric traits.
    Varela HH, O'Brien TG, Cocilovo JA.
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