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Figure 1
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3D skull images illustrating the employed anatomic landmarks:
(a)
a skull lateral view at the mastoid region showing the porion (1), the posterior end of incisura mastoidea (2), and the mastoidale (3); the view is also showing the line joining the two points 1 and 2, representing the mastoid length ML; and a perpendicular line from 3 on the 1-2 line, representing the mastoid height MH;
(b)
a postero-anterior view showing the most laterally prominent point on the convex lateral surface of the body of mastoid (4); the view is also showing the line joining points 4 and 3, the mastoidale;
(c)
a ventral view showing the highest point on the surface of the mastoid process within the digastric fossa (5); the view is also showing the line joining points 4 and 5representing the mastoid width MW
From
Osteometric Assessment of the Mastoids for Gender Determination in Jordanians by Discriminant Function Analysis
Amin W, Saleh M-W, Othman D, Salhab D, Thunaibat H.
American Journal of Medical and Biological Research
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2015
, 3(4), 117-123 doi:10.12691/ajmbr-3-4-7
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