Dogs from the past: Exploring morphology in mandibles from Iberian archaeological sites using 3D geometric morphometrics
Authors:
- Raquel Blázquez-OrtaRBRaquel Blázquez-Orta
- Laura RodríguezLRLaura Rodríguez
- Mónica Major GonzálezMGMónica Major González
- Verónica Estaca-GómezVEVerónica Estaca-Gómez
- Ignacio De GasparIGIgnacio De Gaspar
- Robert S. FeranecRFRobert S. Feranec
- José Miguel CarreteroJCJosé Miguel Carretero
- Juan Luis ArsuagaJAJuan Luis Arsuaga
- Nuria GarcíaNGNuria García
Open Access
- 29 June 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
- Vol. 57
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