List of bibliographic references indexed by oral
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 19.
| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000186 (2015) |
Christina Warinner [États-Unis] ; Camilla Speller [Royaume-Uni] ; Matthew J. Collins [Royaume-Uni] | A new era in palaeomicrobiology: prospects for ancient dental calculus as a long-term record of the human oral microbiome |
| 000347 (2013) |
C. M. Gagnon [États-Unis] ; C. Wiesen | Using General Estimating Equations to Analyze Oral Health in the Moche Valley of Perú |
| 000352 (2013) |
Anna Willis [Australie] ; Marc F. Oxenham [Australie] | The neolithic demographic transition and oral health: The Southeast Asian experience |
| 000369 (2013) |
Roger Seiler [Suisse] ; Andrew I. Spielman [États-Unis] ; Albert Zink [Italie] ; Frank Rühli [Suisse] | Oral pathologies of the Neolithic Iceman, c.3,300 bc |
| 000659 (2011) |
John R. Lukacs [États-Unis] | Gender differences in oral health in South Asia: Metadata imply multifactorial biological and cultural causes |
| 000668 (2011) |
Julieta G Mez Otero [Argentine] ; Paula Novellino [Argentine] | Diet, nutritional status and oral health in hunter‐gatherers from the central‐northern coast of Patagonia and the Chubut river lower valley, Argentina |
| 000798 (2010) |
Haagen D. Klaus [États-Unis, Pérou] ; Manuel E. Tam [Pérou] | Oral health and the postcontact adaptive transition: A contextual reconstruction of diet in Mórrope, Peru |
| 000799 (2010) |
Sharon N. Dewitte [États-Unis] ; Jelena Bekvalac [Royaume-Uni] | Oral health and frailty in the medieval English cemetery of St Mary Graces |
| 000806 (2010) |
James T. Watson [États-Unis] ; Misty Fields [États-Unis] ; Debra L. Martin [États-Unis] | Introduction of agriculture and its effects on women's oral health |
| 000967 (2009) |
C. Meller [Allemagne] ; I. Urzua [Chili] ; G. Moncada [Chili] ; C. Von Ohle [Allemagne] | Prevalence of oral pathologic findings in an ancient pre‐Columbian archeologic site in the Atacama Desert |
| 000B46 (2008) |
Petra Molnar [Suède] | Dental wear and oral pathology: Possible evidence and consequences of habitual use of teeth in a Swedish Neolithic sample |
| 000F30 (2005) |
J. Gore [États-Unis] ; R. Silver [États-Unis] | Oral sildenafil for the treatment of Raynaud’s phenomenon and digital ulcers secondary to systemic sclerosis |
| 001A06 (1997) |
I. Hershkovitz [Israël] ; J. Kelly [États-Unis] ; B. Latimer [États-Unis] ; Bruce M. Rothschild (médecin) [États-Unis] ; S. Simpson [États-Unis] ; J. Polak [États-Unis] ; M. Rosenberg [Israël] | Oral bacteria in Miocene Sivapithecus |
| 001D58 (1994) |
Sergio Crovella [Italie] ; Giuseppe Ardito [Italie] | Frequencies of oral pathologies in a sample of 767 non-human primates |
| 002024 (1991) |
A W Park ; H B Yaacob | The ancient origins of oral pathology. |
| 002129 (1990) |
T. Carrasco ; A. Malgosa | [Oral paleopathology and diet: interpretation of dental pathology in 112 individuals in a Talaiotic cemetery on Mallorca (6th to 2nd centuries B.C.E.)]. |
| 002278 (1989) |
Roberto Macchiarelli [Italie] | Prehistoric “fish‐eaters” along the eastern Arabian coasts: Dental variation, morphology, and oral health in the Ra's al‐Hamra community (Qurum, Sultanate of Oman, 5th–4th millennia BC) |
| 002400 (1987) |
D R Sawyer | Oral paleopathology in South American mummies. |
| 002C77 (1971) |
F F Leek | A technique for the oral examination of a mummy. |
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