Sex determination accuracy using the human sacrum in a Central European sample
Abstract
The sacrum is often used for sex estimation of human remains. However, reported sexual classification accuracies based on the sacrum produce highly discrepant estimates ranging from 54% to 98% depending on the method and reference sample. Here, we therefore aim to evaluate the sacrum's efficacy in differentiating males from females by comparing three different approaches in a homogeneous Central European sample (n = 58, 27 males and 31 females)...
Paper Details
Title
Sex determination accuracy using the human sacrum in a Central European sample
Published Date
Feb 14, 2022
Journal
Volume
79
Issue
2
Pages
211 - 220
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