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EVIDENCE FOR “UNER TAN SYNDROME” AS A HUMAN MODEL FOR REVERSE EVOLUTION

UNER TAN Cukurova University, Medical School, Department of Physiology, Adana, Turkey
Pages 1539-1547 | Received 24 Mar 2006, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Uner Tan. (2017) Sex differences in quadrupedal walking gaits of Uner Tan syndrome cases, healthy humans and nonhuman primates. Neurological Research 39:3, pages 212-216.
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Uner Tan & Meliha Tan. (2009) Unertan Syndrome: A New Variant of Unertan Syndrome: Running on All Fours in Two Upright-Walking Children. International Journal of Neuroscience 119:7, pages 909-918.
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Üner Tan, Sadrettin Pençe, Mustafa Yilmaz, Ayhan Özkur, Si˙bel Karaca, Meli˙ha Tan & Mehmet Karataş. (2008) “Unertan Syndrome” in two Turkish Families in Relation to Devolution and Emergence of Homo Erectus: Neurological Examination, MRI, and pet Scans. International Journal of Neuroscience 118:3, pages 313-336.
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