A consideration of mandibular length and its relationship (in anatomically modern Homo sapiens) to projection of the mental protuberance, and to indices and dimensions of symphyseal size and robusticity--with applications to the classsic neandertals
by Harvard University. Department of Anthropology, Louis S. Linfield
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