Sex determination from the occipital condyle: discriminant function analysis in an eighteenth and nineteenth century British sample

Keyphrases

• Nineteenth Century 100%
• 18th Century 100%
• Sex Determination 100%
• Occipital Condyle 100%
• Discriminant Function Analysis 100%
• Sexual Dimorphism 50%
• Cranial Base 50%
• Bride 50%
• Discriminant Function 50%
• Church 25%
• Gender Bias 25%
• Classification Accuracy 25%
• Adult Humans 25%
• Insults 25%
• Morphometric Methods 25%
• Soft Tissue Mass 25%
• Condylar Length 25%
• Intercondylar 25%
• Skeletal Collections 25%
• Condylar Width 25%
• Statistical Functions 25%
• Human Skull 25%
• Mutilation 25%
• Muscle Tendon 25%
• Basicranium 25%
• Condylar 25%
• Ligament 25%
• Determination Method 25%
• Inhumation 25%
• 18th-19th Centuries 25%
• Cranium 25%
• Sex Identification 25%
• Skeletal Population 25%
• Human Remains 25%
• Occipital Region 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Discriminant Analysis 100%
• Sex Determination 100%
• Sex Difference 50%
• Morphometrics 25%
• Gender Identity 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Sex Determination 100%