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Estimation of stature from dimensions of hand and foot in Egyptian population at greater Cairo
2019
The Egyptian Journal of Forensic Sciences and Applied Toxicology
In the study of human remains, forensic anthropologists must have the necessary knowledge of human variation specific to a given region and population in order to be able to identify any unknown individual. Height estimation by measurement of various long bones has been attempted by several workers with variable degree of success. Population based differences exist in both metric and morphological features of the skeleton and these have changed over time. Therefore, it is vital for biological
doi:10.21608/ejfsat.2019.6916.1042
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