Neandertal_teeth

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Neandertal_teeth

Teeth from a neandertal boy, norther Spain.

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By:: Foto: Centro de Evolución y Comportamiento Humanos (UCM-ISCIII)
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Size:: 2304 x 2094, 2.54 MB

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