Insicura supraorbitalis and foramen supraorbitale in the human cranials (sex demorphism)
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On female and male cranial series, the author traced the path shape of the supereyorbitrial (superorbitralis) blood vessels and nerves versus sex. It is found that typical for female cranials is a quite smooth border or a border with weakly marked incision (incisura). Moreover the female cranials compared to male ones show a stronger occurrence of incision (incisura) limited on both sides by osseous process (processus ossis) and foramen. The characteristic mark of the masculine sex is a distinctive incision (incisura) which is often limited from the outside by osseous process (processus ossis).
These results may be helpful in analysis of osteous materials from crematory burials.
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