Crown Shape Variation
Crown Shape Variation is a morphological trait in dental evolution that refers to the systematic differences in the occlusal and external contour morphology of the tooth crown across species, populations, or individuals, reflecting evolutionary adaptations in diet, function, and phylogenetic history.
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