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Adult age-at-death estimation using the pulp/tooth area ratio (PAR) method: a South African validation study using periapical radiography and stereomicroscopy
Conventional skeletal age-at-death estimation methods employed for South African adults are deficient, facing several limitations. Dental ageing techniques remain under-researched for the population. In this study, I aimed to evaluate the applicability of the pulp/tooth area ratio (PAR) ageing metho...
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Department of Human Biology
2025
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