Forensic anthropology deals with the identification of human remains in a legal setting. The
primary role of a forensic anthropologist is to evaluate human skeletal remains and ascertain …

In the case of disasters or crime scenes, forensic anthropometric methods have been utilized
as a reliable way to quickly confirm the identification of victims using only a few parts of the …

Background Sex determination using human commingled remains is one of the most
important components in forensic identification. Aim Getting a reliable and accurate method …

Sex identification in ancient human remains is a common problem especially if the skeletons
are sub-adult, incomplete or damaged. In this paper we propose a new method to identify …

Sex estimation is the first biological attribute needed for personal identification from
mutilated and amputated limbs or body parts in medical-legal autopsies. Populations have …

Aim The present study was conducted with an aim to estimate sex from index and ring finger
lengths of adult individuals belonging to an indigenous population of eastern India …

Establishing the identity of the deceased is the most important task for forensic
anthropologists in forensic case-work involving unidentified human remains. In such cases …

The aim of this study was to calculate the total length of the humerus and identify the sex
from its fragments in Egyptians. One hundred and fifty dry adult right humeri (75 male and 75 …

Determination of sex along with other parameters of identification like stature, age and
ancestry is one of the foremost criteria in establishing the biological profile of an individual …

Background In the analysis of mutilated remains encountered in case of war or in case of
natural or unnatural calamities, the assessment of sex is foremost vital element when …