Published Aug 29, 2024
The History Of Teeth, From Ancient Fish To Humans
Zoologist Bill Schutt delves into the history of dentistry, from the ancient myths of toothworms to today's cutting-edge regenerative techniques, highlighting the evolutionary significance of teeth from ancient fish to humans and their role in shaping the natural world.

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