Estimation of Stature From Tibial Length

Öz

Variat.ion in stsion ~talislical techllique, The results showed that correlation coefficiants were found to be 0,71 in males and 0,62 in females between the stature and libiallength : The regression formulae obta.ined thus are as follows: males: Stature= 71,2 + 2,7 x tibial length ± 4,8 females: Stature.= n,4 + 1,9 x tibialle.ngth ± 4,0 In 3pplicatlOn of the formula, a correct stature estimation was obtained in 74,2 % of females and 73,5 % of males. Stature. values were within ±!. standard error,

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Forensic anthropology
• Estimation of stature
• Tibia

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