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| The extent of tooth eruption and rate of tooth formation in the fossil youngster resembled corresponding measures for European 7-year-olds today, the researchers say. Perhaps for this reason, the "clinical" symptoms of severe hypothyroidism in animals, including reduction in litter size, body weight, and brain size, and a delay in developmental landmarks such as tooth eruption and eye opening, have come to be viewed as cardinal developmental effects of TH insufficiency. Stages of tooth eruption and development in the specimen indicate that the infant had reached no more than 2 years of age, Akazawa contends. |
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