An edition of The ramification of the middle meningeal artery in fossil hominids (1938)

The ramification of the middle meningeal artery in fossil hominids

and its bearing upon phylogenetic problems

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Meningeal artery, Prehistoric peoples
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The ramification of the middle meningeal artery in fossil hominids: and its bearing upon phylogenetic problems
1938
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The ramification of the middle meningeal artery in fossil hominids: and its bearing upon phylogenetic problems
1938
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Bibliography: p. 14-15

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Series
China. Geological Survey. Palaeontologia sinica, n.s. D -- no. 3, whole ser. no. 110, China. Geological Survey. Palaeontologia sinica, n.s.D -- no. 3, whole ser. no. 110

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16 p., :
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OL16840726M
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39000248

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