2020
DOI: 10.21117/rbol-v7n12020-274
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Estudio Comparativo Morfológico Y Morfométrico Para La Determinación De Sexo en Mandíbulas Humanas

Abstract: Introducción: En la especie humana, las diferencias obedecen a variaciones biológicas ligadas a los caracteres sexuales, conducta socio-cultural y epigenética en cada grupo poblacional. Estas variaciones biológicas entre sexos se analizan desde el punto de vista morfológico. Algunos estudios refieren que la morfometría, relacionando el tamaño y forma del esqueleto humano, conduce a resultados más fidedignos y reproducibles. Objetivo: comparar los caracteres morfológicos y morfométricos de los detalles anatómic… Show more

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“…Of the 86 articles reviewed, 35 (40.70 %) were published in LATAM journals, 20 of which were in Brazilian journals (23.26 % of the total studies, and 57.14 % of the LATAM journals). With the exception of one collaboration between Brazilian and Venezuelan researchers (David et al, 2020), Brazilian journals were preferred only by Brazilian researchers. To deepen the review, we evaluated the editorial preferences of the three most productive LATAM countries.…”
Section: Journal Data On Publicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of the 86 articles reviewed, 35 (40.70 %) were published in LATAM journals, 20 of which were in Brazilian journals (23.26 % of the total studies, and 57.14 % of the LATAM journals). With the exception of one collaboration between Brazilian and Venezuelan researchers (David et al, 2020), Brazilian journals were preferred only by Brazilian researchers. To deepen the review, we evaluated the editorial preferences of the three most productive LATAM countries.…”
Section: Journal Data On Publicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%