References

• 2001A forensic classification of distortion in human bite marks87 cited
• 2006The barriers to achieving an evidence base for bitemark analysis81 cited
• 2008Biomechanical Factors in Human Dermal Bitemarks in a Cadaver Model*69 cited
• 2018A call for more science in forensic science65 cited
• 2016Forensic bitemark identification: weak foundations, exaggerated claims64 cited
• 2010A paradigm shift in the analysis of bitemarks48 cited
• 2009Uniqueness of the Dentition as Impressed in Human Skin: A Cadaver Model*47 cited
• 2009The Response of Skin to Applied Stress: Investigation of Bitemark Distortion in a Cadaver Model*41 cited
• 2010Is current bite mark analysis a misnomer?36 cited
• 2011A study of multiple bitemarks inflicted in human skin by a single dentition using geometric morphometric analysis36 cited
• 2010Inquiry into the Scientific Basis for Bitemark Profiling and Arbitrary Distortion Compensation27 cited
• 2017Bite Mark Analysis in Foodstuffs and Inanimate Objects and the Underlying Proofs for Validity and Judicial Acceptance21 cited
• 2011Intercanine distance in the analysis of bite marks: a comparison of human and domestic dog dental arches.20 cited
• 2018Review of a forensic pseudoscience: Identification of criminals from bitemark patterns18 cited