Increasing epidemiology evidence amounts for social determinants of bone health
underlying musculo-skeletal conditions such as osteoporosis. Amongst different facets …

Sažetak Dental twinning (or “double teeth”) is a rare developmental condition that implies
the fusion of two or more adjacent teeth. Clinical literature reports individual cases and …

Objectives Our objective was to identify the relationship between biocultural factors of sex‐
gender and age and patterns of femoral cross‐sectional geometry with historical evidence …

This study examines the interplay between sex, gender, and child-rearing using multiple
markers of skeletal growth and health in the late-medieval central Italian population of …

Joint disease is one of the most common bone changes identified in skeletal populations.
This paper presents a methodological discussion of the medical and bioarchaeological …

Circumferential bone growth is periosteum-derived; longitudinal growth is endochondral in
nature and dependent on vascular channels through subchondral bone. Medullary bone …

Alongside determining sex, age, and ancestry, the analysis of pathological conditions is one
of the most crucial aspects of skeletal analysis in multiple contexts, including forensic …