Test of the lateral angle method of sex estimation on Anglo‐Saxon and medieval archaeological populations with genetically estimated sex

A cross-population study of sexual dimorphism in the bony labyrinth

(2020) Alexandra Uhl et al.   Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences

Sex determination in cremated human remains using the lateral angle of the pars petrosa ossis temporalis: is old age a limiting factor?

(2019) Sabrina Masotti et al.   Forensic Science Medicine and Pathology

Evaluating macroscopic sex estimation methods using genetically sexed archaeological material: The medieval skeletal collection from St John's Divinity School, Cambridge

(2018) Sarah Inskip et al.   AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

The effect of population variation on the accuracy of sex estimates derived from basal occipital discriminant functions

(2016) Sarah Inskip et al.   Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences

Sexual dimorphism of the lateral angle of the internal auditory canal and its potential for sex estimation of burned human skeletal remains

(2015) David Gonçalves et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LEGAL MEDICINE

Cremated human remains: is measurement of the lateral angle of the meatus acusticus internus a reliable method of sex determination?

(2013) Sabrina Masotti et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LEGAL MEDICINE

The Lateral Angle Revisited: A Validation Study of the Reliability of the Lateral Angle Method for Sex Determination Using Computed Tomography (CT),

(2013) Jennifer Morgan et al.   JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCES

Reliability of the lateral angle of the internal auditory canal for sex determination of subadult skeletal remains

(2011) David Gonçalves et al.   Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine

“Lateral Angle” of the Internal Auditory Canal: Non-Association with Temporal Bone Pneumatization

(2009) Norman Wendell Todd et al.   JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCES

Gender and the lateral angle of the internal acoustic canal meatus as measured on computerized tomography of the temporal bone

(2008) Gur Akansel et al.   FORENSIC SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL