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Prevalence and description of dental disorders in skulls of free-living wild primates from Paraná State, Brazil.

Andreise Costa PrzydzimirskiAlaina Maria CorreiaVanessa Penteriche ScaliseRafaella MartiniJosé Vinicius Bolognesi MacielRogério Ribas Lange
Published in: Journal of medical primatology (2021)
The results suggest that neotropical primates have a high prevalence of dental changes, even in free-living conditions, and that the differences observed among them may be associated with different diet patterns.
Keyphrases
  • oral health
  • risk factors
  • physical activity