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A new method for the identification of teeth marks in cases of assault and homicide.
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  • 1976Analysis of tooth marks in a homicide case Observations by means of visual description, stereo-photography, scanning electron microscopy and stereometric graphic plotting22 cited
  • 2018Review of a forensic pseudoscience: Identification of criminals from bitemark patterns18 cited
  • 1986Analysis of Photographic Distortion in Bite Marks: A Report of the Bite Mark Guidelines Committee17 cited
  • 1968The Biggar Murder13 cited

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