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Quintessence Roundup: October

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Quintessence Publishing

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Quintessence 2017 Catalog Monthly Special At the Forefront: Illustrated Topics in Dental Research and Clinical Practice Edited by Hiromasa Yoshie This volume brings together articles on the topics of bioscience and clinical science, punctuated with striking illustrations. The first half … Continue reading →

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Accessing the Collections of the World’s Largest Museum

Posted on August 26, 2016 by Michelle Hartman

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The Smithsonian Institution in the United States has long been a top destination for tourists, but it is also a valuable resource for researchers. It houses over 138 million objects across 19 museums and galleries in 2 cities. In addition … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Misc, Multidisciplinary, Pediatric Dentistry, Research | Tagged Aleš Hrdlička, anatomical collection, anthropology, Atlas of Fetal Jaw Development, daniel smith lamb, David Hunt, developmental study, fetal anatomy, fetal bones, fetal development, fetal jaw development, fetal skeletons, franklin paine mall, Lawrence Freilich, research, Smithsonian Institute | Leave a comment

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Quintessence Roundup: October

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