Studies in Paleopathology 383 curve gradually rises until, during the DISCUSSION OF GRAPH SHOWING INCREASE Cretaceous, at "c," diseases and accidents — OF DISEASE IN GEOLOGICAL TIME such as caries, osteoperiostitis, deforming It is not necessary at this time to go into arthritides, necroses,… … cated by the known fossil lesions. The Fig. 6. Graph showing increase of disease in time intervals in the graph are shown as of geological time. The d visions on the base line, a-d, represent geological periods, and on the vertical equal value, but the geological periods are line prevalence of…
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