Enamel Maturation
Enamel Maturation is a biological process in tooth development characterized by the progressive mineralization and hardening of enamel following its initial secretion, during which organic matrix components are selectively removed and replaced with hydroxyapatite crystals to achieve full structural integrity.
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Variation in modern human enamel formation times
D.J. Reid, M. Christopher Dean · Journal of Human Evolution · 2005 · 493 citations
Significance of enamel thickness in hominoid evolution
Lawrence Martin · Nature · 1985 · 378 citations
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