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Is the area of the orbital opening in humans related to climate?

Is the area of the orbital opening in humans related to climate?

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An Investigation into the Relationship between Human Cranial and Pelvic Sexual Dimorphism.Moderate climate signature in cranial anatomy of late holocene human populations from Southern South America.

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Is the area of the orbital opening in humans related to climate?

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American Journal of Human Biology

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Agnieszka Tomaszewska

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