Sex estimation is considered as one of the essential parameters in forensic anthropology
casework, and requires foremost consideration in the examination of skeletal remains …

This review presents an overview of the forensic utilities of the proximal femur in the existing
literature. The proximal epiphysis of the femur bone is characterized as a skeletal structure …

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 excellent fossil record from Sima de los Huesos (SH) includes three well‐known
complete adult femora and several partial specimens that have not yet been published in …

Sex estimation of human remains is one of the most important research steps for physical
anthropologists and archaeologists dealing with funerary contexts and trying to reconstruct …

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 …

In Australia, particularly Western Australia, there is a relative paucity of contemporary
population-specific morphometric standards for the estimation of sex from unknown skeletal …

The skull and pelvis have been the first choice of bones for determination of unknown
human remains. The goal of the present study was to derive discriminant function equations …

Various scholars have pioneered sex assessment from different parts of the skeleton based
on metrical or qualitative morphological characteristics. Lately though, a new technique …

The femur has been commonly employed for sex determination of human skeletal remains,
and it is a suitable alternative to the more sexually dimorphic pelvis when this skeletal region …