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The Response of Skin to Applied Stress: Investigation of Bitemark Distortion in a Cadaver Model*
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  • 1998Accuracy of Bite Mark Overlays: A Comparison of Five Common Methods to Produce Exemplars from a Suspect's Dentition85 cited
  • 2008Biomechanical Factors in Human Dermal Bitemarks in a Cadaver Model*69 cited
  • 1998Computer-Based Production of Bite Mark Comparison Overlays59 cited
  • 2009Uniqueness of the Dentition as Impressed in Human Skin: A Cadaver Model*47 cited

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  • 2011A study of multiple bitemarks inflicted in human skin by a single dentition using geometric morphometric analysis36 cited
  • 2011Dental Shape Match Rates in Selected and Orthodontically Treated Populations in New York State: A Two-dimensional Study*34 cited
  • 2011Forensic odontology, part 4. Human bite marks30 cited
  • 2010Inquiry into the Scientific Basis for Bitemark Profiling and Arbitrary Distortion Compensation27 cited
  • 2017Uniqueness of the anterior dentition three-dimensionally assessed for forensic bitemark analysis27 cited
  • 2010Mathematical matching of a dentition to bitemarks: Use and evaluation of affine methods18 cited
  • 2019Exploring the degrees of distortion in simulated human bite marks15 cited

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