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Description	English: Homo floresiensis - steps of forensic facial reconstruction/approximation Français : Homme de Florès, Étapes de la reconstruction faciale d'Homo floresiensis.
Date	12 March 2013, 12:11:01
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Author	Cicero Moraes

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