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Some Sexually Dimorphic Features of the Human Juvenile Skull and their Value in Sex Determination in Immature Skeletal Remains
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Some Sexually Dimorphic Features of the Human Juvenile Skull and their Value in Sex Determination in Immature Skeletal Remains
Some Sexually Dimorphic Features of the Human Juvenile Skull and their Value in Sex Determination in Immature Skeletal Remains
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TM
Theya Molleson
Theya Molleson
KC
Karen Cruse
Karen Cruse
SM
Simon Mays
Simon Mays
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1 August 1998
journal article
Published by
Elsevier
in
Journal of Archaeological Science
Vol. 25
(8)
,
719-728
DOI:
10.1006/jasc.1997.0215
Abstract
No abstract available
Keywords
ORBIT
JUVENILE
SEX
MANDIBLE
DIMORPHISM
TOOTH SIZE
MENTUM
SEX DETERMINATION
SEXUAL DIMORPHISM
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