Publication at Faculty of Science |
2008
Abstract
Czech lands during the late period of the Bronze Age. We focused primarly on the incidence of traits relating to tooth crown morphology.
It is assumed that the genetic foundation of such traits and their incidence is population specific. Neither side asymmetry nor statistically significant sexual differences in the incidence of dental morphological traits were verified.
The number of roots at the first premolars forms an exception, in which most male first premolars had two roots (67% of males) and female first premolars usually had only one root (87% of females).