The coxal bone shows a very high degree of sexual dimorphism both morphologically and
metrically. However, despite a number of recent studies on sex estimation from the skeleton
in Thailand, no osteometric methods of sexing the Thai os coxa have been proposed.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop a standard sex estimation method for a Thai
population by examining the efficacy of six coxal bone measurements and eight indices
obtained from 200 Thai skeletons. Independent samples t-tests revealed statistically …