Asymmetry of Female Facial Skeletons (Dolní Věstonice III and Brno III) in the Light of Recent Studies - Ramba - 1988

International Journal of Human Diversity and Evolution

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'Ramba J, 1988: Asymmetry of Female Facial Skeletons (Dolní Věstonice III and Brno III) in the Light of Recent Studies. Anthropologie (Brno) 26, 3: 197-206'.

Abstract

The morphological changes in heads of the mandibular articular proces in two upper palaeolithic skulls from Moravia Brno II and Dolní Věstonice III are studied. They are recognized as consequences of dislocated mandibular condyle fracture.

Keywords

Facial asymmetry - Mandibular trauma - Upper palaeolithic pathology - Gravettian culture - Moravia

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