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#1. The following is not a component of Gustafson’s method:
#2. Which type of the teeth are not present in human primary dentition?
#3. The first permanent tooth to erupt is:
#4. Which of the following sutures of the skull are the first to fuse?
#5. The shape of sub pubic angle in a female is
#6. Shoval shaped incisors are found amongst;
#7. Pre-auricular Sulcus helps in the determination of:
#8. The multiplication factor to estimate stature from femur is:
#9. The following is not a feature of a female skull:
#10. Mass disaster victim identification could be achieved on the basis of:
#11. Sharpey’s fibres that join ligaments in holding a tooth in the socket a represent in:
#12. Stature of an individual is approximately _______ times of foot length of a person.
#13. Ossification of bones may be used for determination of:
#14. Anthropometry is an identification system which is also known as________
#15. Which of the following is not a prominent feature of male skull?
#16. Foramen magnum is present on:
#17. The total number of carpal bones in a child aged 16 yrs is:
#18. Which of the following teeth are superadded permanent teeth in jaw of an adult?
#19. Bertillonage is synonymous term to:
#20. Which of the following sutures of the skull are the first to fuse?
#21. Which of the following sutures of the skull is last to fuse?
#22. The following bones are useful for the determination of stature:
#23. The total number of bones in the human skeleton in an adult is:
#24. Medullary Index of human hair is:
#25. Kinky hairs are characteristics of:
#26. Taurodontism is a feature seen among:
#27. Accurate individualization of the victims from bones is possible by using one of these following techniques:
#28. Boyde’s formula helps to determine:
#29. The centre of ossification for the iliac crest appears by the age of:
#30. Skull photo superimposition technique was used for the first time in which of the following cases ?
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