Barium distributions in teeth reveal early-life dietary transitions in primates

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A similar analysis of a Neandertal child's tooth showed a very short (7 mo) breastfeeding period (https://t.co/YAO8msBAxh) but a later sample showed 2.5 y (https://t.co/1oc4sUoru2).

#nabt2018 @Mammals_Suck What can we learn from teeth? Neanderthals wean their young at 2-2.5 ya! Sound familiar? https://t.co/Y1RmBJ9WLc @aliaqatarneh @HarvLSOutreach @MrMathieuTweets

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