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association between linear enamel hypoplasia, cribra orbitalia and porotic hyperostosis in a South African skeletal sample by Marais, Chantelle, De Lange, Johanna M., Walters, Jacklynn, Alblas, Amanda

“…Background: Linear enamel hypoplasia (LEH) and porous cranial lesions such as cribra orbitalia (CO) and porotic hyperostosis (PH) are considered nonspecific…”
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The comparative gastrointestinal morphology of J aculus jaculus (Rodentia) and P araechinus aethiopicus (Erinaceomorpha) by Pereira, Daniella L., Walters, Jacklynn, Bennett, Nigel C., Alagaili, Abdulaziz N., Mohammed, Osama B., Kotzé, Sanet H.

“…Jaculus jaculus (Lesser Egyptian jerboa) and Paraechinus aethiopicus (Desert hedgehog) are small mammals which thrive in desert conditions and are found, among…”
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The comparative gastrointestinal morphology of Jaculus jaculus (Rodentia) and Paraechinus aethiopicus (Erinaceomorpha) by Pereira, Daniella L., Walters, Jacklynn, Bennett, Nigel C., Alagaili, Abdulaziz N., Mohammed, Osama B., Kotzé, Sanet H.

“…ABSTRACT Jaculus jaculus (Lesser Egyptian jerboa) and Paraechinus aethiopicus (Desert hedgehog) are small mammals which thrive in desert conditions and are…”
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The comparative gastrointestinal morphology of five species of muroid rodents found in Saudi Arabia by Walters, Jacklynn, Marais, Sumine, Johnson, Olga, Bennett, Nigel C., Alagaili, Abdulaziz N., Mohammed, Osama B., Kotzé, Sanet H.

“…ABSTRACT Meriones rex (King jird), Meriones libycus (Libyan jird), Acomys dimidiatus (Eastern spiny mouse), Acomys cahirinus (Egyptian spiny mouse), and…”
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The comparative gastrointestinal morphology of five species of muroid rodents found in Saudi Arabia: Comparative Gastrointestinal Morphology by Walters, Jacklynn, Marais, Sumine, Johnson, Olga, Bennett, Nigel C., Alagaili, Abdulaziz N., Mohammed, Osama B., Kotzé, Sanet H.

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The distribution of mucous secreting cells in the gastrointestinal tracts of three small rodents from Saudi Arabia: Acomys dimidiatus, Meriones rex and Meriones libycus by Johnson, Olga, Marais, Sumine, Walters, Jacklynn, van der Merwe, Elizabeth L., Alagaili, Abdulaziz N., Mohammed, Osama B., Bennett, Nigel C., Kotzé, Sanet H.

“…The proportion of mucin phenotypes (which form the protective biofilm of the gastrointestinal tract) differs between intestinal regions. This study examines…”
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