This study utilizes an innovative 3D approach to discover metric variables that obtain the
highest classification rates for sex estimation from the cranium. Models were constructed …

A current limitation of forensic practice in Western Australia is a lack of contemporary
population-specific standards for biological profiling; this directly relates to the unavailability …

The aim is to study the sexual dimorphism of the base of the skull in radiographs of a bone
collection of contemporary Colombian adults, with the intention of formulating discriminant …

The skeleton plays an important role in sex determination in forensic anthropology. The skull
bone is considered as the second best after the pelvic bone in sex determination due to its …

The utilization of radiological imaging methods in anthropometric studies is being expanded
by the application of modern imaging methods, leading to a decrease in costs, a decrease in …

Orbital and nasal parameters among modern humans show considerable variation, which
affects facial shape, and these characteristics vary according to race, region, and period in …

Estimating the sex of immature skeletal remains is important when reconstructing the
biological profile of unknown individuals in anthropological practice. Teeth have a distinct …

Sex estimation of juveniles in the Physical and Forensic Anthropology context is currently a
task with serious difficulties because the discriminatory bone characteristics are minimal …

American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) is originally grown in North America. Due to price
difference and supply shortage, American ginseng recently has been cultivated in northern …

Sex determination from skeletons is an important research subject in forensic medicine.
Previous skeletal sex assessments are through subjective visual analysis by anthropologists …