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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000288 (1991)	N. W. Kerr [Royaume-Uni]	Prevalence and natural history of periodontal disease in Scotland – The mediaeval period (900–1600 A. D.)
000430 (1975)	Diane E. Zaino [États-Unis] ; Edward C. Zaino [États-Unis]	Cribra orbitalia in the aborigines of Hawaii and Australia
000469 (1979)	Linda L. Klepinger [États-Unis]	Paleopathologic evidence for the evolution of rheumatoid arthritis
000502 (1975)	T. D. Stewart	Cranial dysraphism mistaken for trephination
000565 (2002)	T. Anderson	Metaphyseal fibrous defects in juveniles from medieval Norwich
000760 (2010)	F. Curate [Portugal] ; C. Lopes [Portugal] ; E. Cunha [Portugal]	A 14th–17th century osteoporotic hip fracture from the Santa Clara‐a‐Velha Convent in Coimbra (Portugal)
000806 (1998)	Geordie L. Duckler [États-Unis]	An unusual osteological formation in the posterior skulls of captive tigers (Panthera tigris)
000858 (1983)	M. K. Jackes [Canada]	Osteological evidence for smallpox: A possible case from seventeenth century Ontario
000902 (2000)	J. Velasco-Vazquez [Espagne] ; A. Betancor-Rodriguez [Espagne] ; M. Arnay-De-La Rosa [Espagne] ; E. Gonzalez-Reimers [Espagne]	Auricular exostoses in the prehistoric population of Gran Canaria
000948 (1995)	C. De La Rúa [Espagne] ; J. P. Baraybar [États-Unis] ; F. Etxeberria [Espagne]	Neolithic case of metastasizing carcinoma: Multiple approaches to differential diagnosis
000962 (1991)	Susan G. Sheridan [États-Unis] ; Diane M. Mittler [États-Unis] ; Dennis P. Van Gerven [États-Unis] ; Herbert H. Covert [États-Unis]	Biomechanical association of dental and temporomandibular pathology in a medieval Nubian population
000963 (1987)	P. Stuart-Macadam [Royaume-Uni]	Porotic hyperostosis: New evidence to support the anemia theory
000974 (1989)	Patty Stuart-Macadam [Canada]	Porotic hyperostosis: Relationship between orbital and vault lesions
000A29 (1988)	Megan Cook ; El Molto [Canada] ; Colin Anderson	Possible case of hyperparathyroidism in a roman period skeleton from the Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt, diagnosed using bone histomorphometry
000A31 (1984)	Andrew Sillen [États-Unis] ; Patricia Smith [Israël]	Weaning patterns are reflected in strontium-calcium ratios of juvenile skeletons
000C79 (2005)	Alessandro Canci [Italie] ; Damiano Marchi [Italie] ; Davide Caramella [Italie] ; Gino Fornaciari [Italie] ; Silvana M. Borgognini Tarli [Italie]	Coexistence of melorheostosis and DISH in a female skeleton from Magna Graecia (Sixth Century BC)
000C95 (2002)	Trudy R. Turner [États-Unis]	Changes in biological anthropology: Results of the 1998 American Association of Physical Anthropology Membership Survey
000D18 (2001)	J. Dequeker [Belgique]	Benign familial hypermobility syndrome and Trendelenburg sign in a painting “The Three Graces” by Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640)
000D26 (2001)	A. Kemkes-Grottenthaler [Allemagne]	The reliability of forensic osteology — a case in point
000D29 (1989)	Lynn Kilgore [États-Unis]	Possible case of rheumatoid arthritis from Sudanese Nubia
000E03 (1992)	Eric Crubézy [France, États-Unis] ; Erik Trinkaus [France, États-Unis]	Shanidar 1: A case of hyperostotic disease (DISH) in the middle paleolithic

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