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Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology

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Examples of fossil teeth analyzed in this study, including specimens of 1) a macaque, 2) an extinct giant tapir, 3) a wild boar, 4) a wild large-sized bovid, 5) a tiger, 6) a porcupine, 7) a Sumatran rhinoceros, 8) a dhole, 9) an orangutan and 10) a giant panda. 

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Dr. Nicolas Bourgon

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