Estimation of Sex in Human Remains - by Facial Length and Breadth - An Anthropometric Study

Present study was conducted in 250 medical students of Malwa region in which gender determination was done using Face length (FL) and Maximum Facial Breadth (FB). Among all 250 students included in our study, the mean age for males was 19.50.111 years (MeanSEM) and for females it was 20.10.0895 years. The mean Face length for males was 12.40.0787 cm and for females it was 10.60.0384 cm. The mean Maximum Facial Breadth was 130.0649 cm for males while it was 12.20.0598 cm in females. Significant (p<0.0001) statistical difference between males and females for the facial parameters was observed. These results could help the forensic experts to estimate the gender of the deceased by using a part of skull with intact norma frontalis. The Facial length was a better parameter than Facial breadth.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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2025-02-27
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https://doi.org/10.21275/sr25215094350
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Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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Estimation of Sex in Human Remains - by Facial Length and Breadth - An Anthropometric Study

Jai Prakash, Bamne S Avantika, Swapna A Shedge
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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Estimation of Sex in Human Remains - by Facial Length and Breadth - An Anthropometric Study

Jai Prakash, Bamne S Avantika, Swapna A Shedge
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Abstract

Present study was conducted in 250 medical students of Malwa region in which gender determination was done using Face length (FL) and Maximum Facial Breadth (FB). Among all 250 students included in our study, the mean age for males was 19.50.111 years (MeanSEM) and for females it was 20.10.0895 years. The mean Face length for males was 12.40.0787 cm and for females it was 10.60.0384 cm. The mean Maximum Facial Breadth was 130.0649 cm for males while it was 12.20.0598 cm in females. Significant (p<0.0001) statistical difference between males and females for the facial parameters was observed. These results could help the forensic experts to estimate the gender of the deceased by using a part of skull with intact norma frontalis. The Facial length was a better parameter than Facial breadth.

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