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Quantification of the Individual Characteristics of the Human Dentition
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  • 1984Statistical Evidence for the Individuality of the Human Dentition88 cited
  • 1988The Bite Mark Standard Reference Scale—ABFO No. 259 cited
  • 2008An Integrated Technique for the Analysis of Skin Bite Marks41 cited
  • 1974Statistical Problems in Dental Identification34 cited
  • 2006A Technique to Capture, Analyze, and Quantify Anterior Teeth Rotations for Application in Court Cases Involving Tooth Marks33 cited
  • 1987Measurement of Arch Widths in a Human Population: Relation of Anticipated Bite Marks21 cited
  • 2017Quantitative Forensic Evaluation Of Bite Marks With The Aid Of A Shape Analysis Computer Program: Part 1; The Development Of 'Scip' And The Similarity Index15 cited

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