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enamel

[ih-nam-uhl] / ɪˈnæm əl /


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The method begins with cleaning the tooth surface and then carefully removing only the enamel for testing.

From Science Daily

The chemical signature is absorbed by animals on consumption and remains locked in the hard enamel of their teeth, allowing archaeologists to trace their life journeys hundreds of years later.

From Science Daily

To understand more about the horses, researchers took samples from their tooth enamel, looking for variations in the element strontium.

From Science Magazine

Without pelvic bones, the team relied on sequencing tooth enamel proteins to determine her sex.

From Science Daily

Instead the researchers have relied on certain dominant proteins found in the tooth enamel that are associated with female genetics.

From BBC