<Note> Pan paniscus, Sometimes a Linguistic Issue
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Skeletal development in Pan paniscus with comparisons to Pan troglodytes.
Fusion of skeletal elements provides markers for timing of growth and is one component of a chimpanzee's physical development. Epiphyseal closure defines bone growth and signals a mature skeleton. Most of what we know about timing of development in chimpanzees derives from dental studies on Pan troglodytes. Much less is known about the sister species, Pan paniscus, with few in captivity and a w...
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عنوان ژورنال: Pan Africa News
سال: 2006
ISSN: 1884-751X
DOI: 10.5134/143462