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Journal of Dental Research, Vol 66, 1684-1686, Copyright © 1987 by International & American Associations for Dental Research Online Journals
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W. J. Sampson, G. C. Townsend and A. N. Goss
Department of Dentistry, University of Adelaide, Australia.
Linear and angular measurements of young marmosets taken at three-month intervals from a series of cephalograms are presented. They show that linear craniofacial development was largely complete by six months of age, subsequent angular changes being mainly related to dental development. No sexual dimorphism was apparent, and there was substantial homogeneity in results for animals of the same age. Thus, marmosets, with their low cost, ease of handling, and rapid maturation, may provide a useful animal model for craniofacial research.
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