Enamel evolved in the skin and colonized the teeth much later

23 septiembre 2015

When did the enamel that covers our teeth evolve? And where in the body did this tissue first appear? In a new study, researchers combined data from two very different research fields — paleontology and genomics — to arrive at a clear but unexpected answer to this question: enamel originated in the skin and colonized the teeth much later.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150923133459.htm

Volver