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Hunger, Horst; Leopold, Dieter

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-66994-1_23

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“…The high validity of this parameter, which is often mentioned in the literature, cannot be confirmed by our study. This is demonstrated by the differences of the graduation in our collection, compared to the results described by other authors [5,11,13,15].…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 62%

“…Regarding the optical assessment of the height and width as well as the metric analysis of the os zygomaticum, Krogmann [11] Heavier, more laterally arched Lighter, more compressed Stewart [10] Medium-heavy Slender, near-medium Hunger and Leopold [13] Greater size, more volume Small Herrmann et al [12] Strong, high, rough Small, low, smooth we used the lower margin of the orbital cavity as a reference point, assessed by Martin et al [14], so that the measurements relate to the region below this. We measured the minimal height of the os zygomaticum (both sides) parallel to the median plane, and its minimal width horizontally, avoiding possible notches on the margins.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Investigation on the reliability of determining sex from the human os zygomaticum

Monticelli

Graw

2008

Forensic Sci Med Pathol

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The diagnosis of sex using the skull is based mainly on morphological findings. The differential expression of these characteristics is described almost identically in the relevant literature. The descriptions date back to the 18th century and stem from observations of inhomogenous investigations, partly with very small samples. Therefore, it is necessary to re-assess the significance of each characteristic. The objective of the present study is to determine the significance that can be attributed to different morphological characteristics and metric data of the os zygomaticum used in sex diagnostics from a current point of view. A collection of 138 recent human skulls was investigated. Both examination of the morphological characteristics as well as metric analysis of the cheekbone in the test group revealed that both methods were suitable for differentiating sex, but due to their variability they cannot be regarded as sufficiently reliable.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 62%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigation on the reliability of determining sex from the human os zygomaticum

Monticelli

Graw

2008

Forensic Sci Med Pathol

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“…A bluish-greyish staining of all bony layers could be observed. According to the literature [1][2][3], the time since death was estimated with 30-100 years.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Finding of a skeleton in the Altaussee Lake—a forensic odyssey

Darok

Reichenpfader

Roll

2005

Forensic Science International

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“…Sterfteleeftijdsbepaling is complexer bij adulten dan bij niet-adulten, omdat velerlei factoren als erfelijkheid, aanleg, omgeving of uitgeoefende activiteiten de fysiologische verouderingsverschijnselen beïnvloeden. In het hier voorgestelde protocol wordt gebruik gemaakt van de veranderingen van het articulatieoppervlak van de schaambeenderen (facies symphysealis) (Todd 1920 voor mannen, Suchey & Katz 1986 en Brooks & Suchey 1990 voor mannen en vrouwen) en van de darmbeenderen (facies auricularis) (Lovejoy et al 1985, Schmitt 2005, van de morfologie van de sternale ribuiteinden (Işcan et al 1984(Işcan et al , 1985, de sluiting van de schedelnaden (Hunger & Leopold 1978), de degeneratieve veranderingen aan de wervelkolom en de grote gewrichten (zie verder ook het hoofdstuk over pathologie) en de slijtage van de molaren (Miles 1963 voor de vroege middeleeuwen, Maat 2000 voor de late middeleeuwen).…”

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