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A Comparative Evaluation of Chronological Age with Dental Age Based on Volumetric Analysis of Pulp-Tooth Ratio of Maxillary Anterior Teeth: A Cone-beam Computed Tomography Study. [PDF]
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Development of <i>Synthesiomyia nudiseta</i> (Diptera: Muscidae) Under Constant and Fluctuating Temperatures: Implications for Minimum Postmortem Interval Estimation. [PDF]
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Forensic age estimation of the knee and clavicle by PMCT
Khatam-Lashgari, Apameh +4 more
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On the Bayesian Approach to Forensic Age Estimation of Living Individuals
Forensic Science International, 2017 Forensic age estimation, a branch of forensic science, has received renewed attention lately mainly due to societal migration phenomena. And yet, the interpretation of age-related evidence is still largely neglected as a field, the literature being usually limited to technical discussions strictly pertaining to the statistical methodologies to be used ...
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Bayesian Calibration for Forensic Age Estimation
Statistics in Medicine, 2015Forensic medicine is increasingly called upon to assess the age of individuals. Forensic age estimation is mostly required in relation to illegal immigration and identification of bodies or skeletal remains. A variety of age estimation methods are based on dental samples and use of regression models, where the age of an individual is predicted by ...
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Medicine, Science and the Law, 2021 Of the many roles that forensic anthropologists and medico-legal professionals need to perform, forensic age estimation is one of the most frequent and important. Scoring medial clavicular epiphyseal (MCE) fusion is a method used to estimate age in young
Kewal Krishan +2 more
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Forensic Age Estimation Using the Eruption of the Second Permanent Mandibular Molar: Determining Age Over 14 Years-Old [PDF]
Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2015 Little is known about the role of the second molar eruption in forensic age estimation; however, in countries where the legal age is 14-years-old, it can provide important information.
Inês Morais Caldas
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Forensic Sciences Research, 2019 Estimation of age represents a central focus of forensic anthropological analysis of human skeletal remains and of the living. Advances registered in recent research include the topics of taphonomic impact, new anatomical areas of interest, histology ...
Douglas H. Ubelaker, Haley Khosrowshahi
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