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Stature estimation using the sternum in a Thai population

Verapat Jeamamornrat · Tawachai Monum · Waratchaya Keereewan · Pasuk Mahakkanukrauh

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) with SEE of 6.222 cm for unknown sex samples. The results indicated that a sternum can be used for estimating the stature of skeletal remains in a Thai population. However, these models might not be suitable for other populations, especially, in case the suspected stature is over the stature range in our study.

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