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Contribution of virtual 3D reconstruction and printing (VIRCOPAL®) to paleoanthropology: The case of the Neanderthal Subalyuk 2 child skull (Bukk Mountains, Hungary)

Hélène Coqueugniot, Anne-Marie Tillier, György Pálfi, Olivier Dutour, Bruno Dutailly, Pascal Desbarats, Andras Palkó, Ildikó Pap

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Author: Coqueugniot, Hélène et al.; Genre: Meeting Abstract; Issued: 2014-03; Title: Contribution of virtual 3D reconstruction and printing (VIRCOPAL®) to paleoanthropology: The case of the Neanderthal Subalyuk 2 child skull (Bukk Mountains, Hungary)

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Key concepts: Neanderthal, Paleoanthropology, Skull, Hominidae, Paleopathology, Homo erectus, Geography, Archaeology