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Use of regression analysis in reconstruction of maximum bone length and living stature from fragmentary measures of the ulna

Published:1990-03 Issue:1-2 Volume:45 Page:15-25
ISSN:0379-0738
Container-title:Forensic Science International
language:en
Short-container-title:Forensic Science International

Author:

Badkur Prabha,Nath Surinder

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Pathology and Forensic Medicine,Law

Reference22 articles.

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3. Human Osteology: A Laboratory and Field Mannual of the Human Skeleton;Bass,1971

4. Zur berechnung der Korperhobe aus den lengen Gleidmassen Knocken;Breitinger;Anthrop. Anz.,1937

5. Estimation of humeral length from a single fragmentary bone measure;Satish Chandra;J. Ind. Acad. Forensic Sci.,1984

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