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Macro- and micromorphological features of life style differences in pigs and wild boar / Ingrid L. Mainland, Holger Schutkowski, Amy F. Thomson, Hugo D. Yaccobacio, Jean-Denis Vigne, Daniel Helmer, Nicolas Goepfert, dir. Marie Balasse

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Appartient au livre : Actes de la session de l'ICAZ (Mexico, août 2006) : Pratiques et techniques d'élevage : modèles et outils méthodologiques pour l'analyse archéozoologique, Paris, Museum national d'Histoire naturelle, pp. 89-106, 0761-3032

Publication: Paris : Museum national d'Histoire naturelle, 2007 Langue: Anglais Autre auteur: Mainland, Ingrid, 19..-....; Schutkowski, Holger, 1956-2020; Thomson, Amy F. ; Yaccobacio, Hugo D. ; Vigne, Jean-Denis, 1954-....; Helmer, Daniel, 19..-....; Goepfert, Nicolas, 1978-....

Sujet: archéozoologie • élevage • domestication des animaux • porc • sanglier • squelette post-crânien • morphométrie (anatomie) • faune domestiquée • faune sauvage

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