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Original Article

Absence of palmar triradius d in a series of Kenyan samples

P.J. Rosa Department of Anthropology, University of Durham
Pages 269-278 | Received 20 Nov 1978, Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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Harvey Goldstein, E.C. Coles, D.G. Altman, Barry Bogin, G.T. Nurse & T.J. David. (1980) Letters to the editor. Annals of Human Biology 7:2, pages 181-184.
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Michio Okajima & Chizuko Iwayanagi. (2005) Absence of palmar digital triradius d observed in 2,681 Japanese families and clinical significance. Japanese journal of human genetics 31:4, pages 331-336.
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Michio Okajima, Chizuko Iwayanagi & Eiji Inouye. (1982) Absence of palmar digital triradius d in Japanese twins and their families. Japanese journal of human genetics 27:1, pages 27-34.
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