The skull and pelvis have been used for the estimation of sex for unknown human remains.
However, in forensic cases where skeletal remains often exhibit postmortem damage and …

This research endeavors to prognosticate gender by harnessing the potential of skull
computed tomography (CT) images, given the seminal role of gender identification in the …

Objective The aim of this study is to examine a set of dental health indicators, including
caries, periodontal disease, abscesses, ante-mortem tooth loss, calculus, and tooth wear of …

While differences in injury risk between males and females have been highlighted using
field data, sex differences in kinematic response and injury tolerance remain understudied in …

Purpose Sex determination can be done by morphological analysis of different parts of the
body. The mastoid region, with its anatomical location at the skull base, is ideal for sex …

In forensic anthropology, gender classification is one of the crucial steps involved in
developing the biological profiles of skeleton remains. There are several different parts of …

Introduction: Estimation of race plays a significant role in establishing personal identity in
forensic anthropology. A cervical vertebra is one of the bones that is least researched in …

Gender classification is a crucial task in most forensic cases. In most cases, skeleton
remains are employed and there are different parts of human skeleton available for the …

Forensic anthropology is the critical discipline that applies physical anthropology in forensic
education. One valuable application is the identification of the biological profile. However, in …

Establishment of a person's individuality is important for legal as well as humanitarian
purpose and gender determination is an essential step in identifying an individual. The …