The assessment of sex is crucial to the establishment of a biological profile of an unidentified
skeletal individual. The best methods currently available for the sexual diagnosis of human …

The assessment of sex is of paramount importance in the establishment of the biological
profile of a skeletal individual. Femoral relevance for sex estimation is indisputable …

Forensic anthropology has developed classification techniques for sex estimation of
unknown skeletal remains, for example population-specific discriminant function analyses …

The sex profile estimation of pre-historic communities is often complicated by the
commingled and scattered nature of skeletal assemblages. Demographic profiles are …

Biomechanical load and hormonal levels tended to change just like the soft and skeletal
tissue of the elderly with age. Although aging in both sexes shared common traits, it was …

Sex estimation is fundamental for the identification of skeletonized human remains in
forensic contexts. The methods most often used are based on pelvis and skull morphology …

The assessment of sex is of immense relevance in the analysis of human skeletal remains,
as other parameters of the biological profile are usually sex-specific (eg, age at death or …

Sex assessment of skeletal remains in the context of forensic investigation is one of the most
important components when constructing biological profile of the deceased individual since …

Sex estimation is an important step of postmortem investigation and the femur is a useful
bone for sex estimation by using metric analysis method. Even though there have been a …

Estimating the biological sex is one of the key objectives in a forensic investigation involving
unidentified human skeletal remains. The femur is sexually dimorphic and has been …