Starch granules from human teeth: New clues on the Epi-Jomon diet

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New open access article, 'Starch granules from human teeth: New clues on the Epi-Jomon diet', by Shibutani et al. Available from: https://t.co/KI4wdptXBo

05 Oct 2022

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RT @FrontEcolEvol: New Research: Starch granules from human teeth: New clues on the Epi-Jomon diet: This study examined starch granules fro…

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New Research: Starch granules from human teeth: New clues on the Epi-Jomon diet: This study examined starch granules from the dental calculus of specimens from the Epi-Jomon (Zoku-Jomon in Japanese, ca. 350 BCE–350 CE) period in Japan for… https://t.co/sry

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Frontiers | Starch granules from human teeth: New clues on the Epi-Jomon diet https://t.co/wfYkIiqjR4

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