Morphometric Variations of Human Dry Skulls and Their Clinical, Anthropological, and Forensic Significance: A Retrospective Study

Volume 6 No 4 (2008)

Dr. Md Hassan Ali

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2008.6.4.04

Abstract

Background: The human skull is a durable skeletal structure widely used in clinical anatomy, forensic anthropology, and human identification. Morphometric analysis provides valuable information regarding cranial variations, sexual dimorphism, and population characteristics.

Keywords

Human dry skull, Morphometry, Sexual dimorphism, Craniometry, Forensic anthropology, Clinical anatomy, Discriminant function analysis

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