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Stature estimation: evaluating regression equations for different population groups in South Africa
Stature estimations from regression formulae are used by forensic anthropologists in constructing a biological profile from unidentified human remains. Regression formulae are used to calculate total skeletal height or living stature when incomplete, fragmentary or burned human remains are recovered...
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Department of Human Biology
2019
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