Biorhythms, deciduous enamel thickness, and primary bone growth: A test of the Havers-Halberg Oscillation hypothesis

Citation

Mahoney P, Miszkiewicz JJ, Pitfield R,Schlecht SH, Deter C, Guatelli-Steinberg D. 2016. Biorhythms, deciduous enamel thickness, and primary bone growth: A test of the Havers-Halberg Oscillation hypothesis. Journal of Anatomy 228(6): 919-928.

Year

2016

ANU Authors

Fields of Research

  • Biological (Physical) Anthropology
  • Biological (Physical) Anthropology

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