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Scientists may have debunked one of humanity's oldest habits

Recent research suggests that grooves found on ancient human teeth, previously attributed to tooth-picking behavior, may actually be a result of natural wear, as observed in wild primates. This challenges long-held beliefs about early human hygiene practices and underscores the need for reassessment of anthropological interpretations.

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