Background Sex differences in human teeth is becoming a very important concern, especially in modeling and restoring process such as restorative dentistry, teeth lost their anatomical forms. Modern reconstructive dentistry
people and therefore represent an important public health issue ( 13 ). Preventing falls is essential and when designing prevention strategies, one should not disregard sex-specific factors. Most studies, however, investigating sex differences focused on
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Introduction Drawing on insights from many research fields, evolutionary psychology (EP) has provided powerful explanations for many aspects of human behavior, including human sex differences. EP draws on evolutionary theory
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