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• 2016Densely calculated facial soft tissue thickness for craniofacial reconstruction in Chinese adults46 cited
• 20172018 tallied facial soft tissue thicknesses for adults and sub-adults44 cited
• 2017In vivo facial soft tissue thicknesses of adult Australians42 cited
• 2015Correlation Between Average Tissue Depth Data and Quantitative Accuracy of Forensic Craniofacial Reconstructions Measured by Geometric Surface Comparison Method39 cited
• 2015Soft tissue thickness values for black and coloured South African children aged 6–13 years35 cited
• 2015Facial soft tissue thicknesses: Noise, signal, and P33 cited
• 2016Turning the tables of sex distinction in craniofacial identification: Why females possess thicker facial soft tissues than males, not vice versa29 cited
• 2014Accuracies of facial soft tissue depth means for estimating ground truth skin surfaces in forensic craniofacial identification29 cited
• 2018Facial soft tissue thickness (FSTT) estimation models—And the strength of correlations between craniometric dimensions and FSTTs29 cited
• 2015Craniofacial Superimposition: Historical Review and Current Issues27 cited
• 2019B‐mode Ultrasound Measurement of Facial Soft Tissue Thickness for Craniofacial Identification: A Standardized Approach22 cited
• 2023Global facial soft tissue thicknesses for craniofacial identification (2023): a review of 140 years of data since Welcker’s first study19 cited
• 2018Midsagittal facial soft tissue thickness norms in an adult Mediterranean population17 cited
• 2016Forensic facial approximation assessment: can application of different average facial tissue depth data facilitate recognition and establish acceptable level of resemblance?14 cited
• 2017Critical issues in the historical and contemporary development of forensic anthropology in Australia: An international comparison10 cited
• 2022Computer-aided craniofacial superimposition validation study: the identification of the leaders and participants of the Polish-Lithuanian January Uprising (1863–1864)8 cited